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Trade Reporting: A Credo (Ed)... Columbia 'Playback' Opens Consumer Dialog... Chicago Court Grants Anti - Piracy Decisions. ..TRO & Carlton Team In Disk -A/V Venture...Lowy Heads Mediarts Pubs...1st USTeldec Shown. . .Festival Gets Island/Invictus In Australia

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Vic Dana is no stranger to the charts. And now, with his new label, more people will be paying attention to Vic's music than ever before. Vic's new single, "You Gave Me A Reason (To Believe)," will have Columbia Records on it. As well as behind it.

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THE INTERNATIONAL MUSIC-RECORD WEEKLY

VOL. XXXII - Number 19/October 31, 1970

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GEORGE ALBERT President and Publisher MARTY OSTROW Vice President IRV LICHTMAN Editor in Chief EDITORIAL MARV GOODMAN C01231970 Assoc. Editor ED KELLEHER r ERIC VAN LUSTBADER 1^ KENNY KERNER - EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS MIKE MARTUCCI ANTHONY LANZETTA MARK HODES ADVERTISING STAN SOI FER Advertising Manager ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES ED ADLUM, New York Trade Reporting: A Credo HARVEY GELLER, Hollywood WOODY HARDING Art Director COIN MACHINE & VENDING ED ADLUM General Manager JON RAND. Assistant CAMILLE COMPASIO, Chicago LISSA MORROW, Hollywood CIRCULATION THERESA TORTOSA, Mgr.

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1 I'LL BE THERE 35 (I KNOW) I'M LOSING YOU STAND BY ME The Jackson Five -Motown 1171 1 2 Rare Earth -Rare Earth 5017 (Dist: Motown) 18 8 David & Jimmy Ruffin -Soul 35076 80 - 2 WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN 36 CLOSER TO HOME 69 LOVE UPRISING Carpenters-A&M 1217 2 4 Grand Funk 2877 -Capital 27 31 Otis Leaville-Dakar 620 (Dist: Atlantic) 73 80 3 ALL RIGHT NOW 37 DO WHAT YOU WANNA DO 70 ONE LESS BELL TO ANSWER Free-A&M 1206 4 5 5 Flights Up -TA 202 (Dist: Bell) 29 32 Fifth Dimension -Bell 940 76 87 WANTS ME 4 INDIANA 38 SWEETHEART 71 FRESH AIR R. Dean Taylor -Rare Earth 5013 (Motown) 5 6 Engelbert Humperdinck-Parrot 40054 (London) 38 41 Quicksilver -Messenger Service -Capitol 2920 78 84 5 GREEN EYED LADY YELLOW RIVER I NEED HELP Sugarloaf -Liberty 56183 6 7 Christie -Epic 10626 50 60 Bobby Byrd -King 6323 6 FIRE & RAIN HEED THE CALL BE MY BABY -Warner Bros. 7423 7 15 Kenny Rogers & First Edition -Reprise 0953 52 61 Andy Kim -Steed 729 (Dist: Paramount) 7 CRACKLIN' ROSIE 41 AND THE GRASS WON'T 74 JERUSALEM Neil Diamond -Uni 55250 3 1 PAY NO MIND Herb Alpert & Tijuana Brass-A&M 1225 81 86 8 LOLA Mark Lindsay -Columbia 45229 46 50 Kinks -Reprise 0930 8 14 75 INDIAN LADY 42 I JUST WANNA KEEP IT TOGETHER Lou Christie-Buddah SOMEBODY'S BEEN SLEEPING Davis -Bang 579 47 57 192 82 89 100 Proof -Hot Wax 7004 (Dist: Buddah) 14 19 PART TIME LOVEPaul SIMPLY CALL IT LOVE 10 LOOK WHAT THEY'VE DONE TO Ann Peebles -Hi 2178 (Dist: London) 56 66 Gene Chandler -Mercury 73121 88 - MY SONG MA 44 AS YEARS GO BY 77 CAROLINA IN MY MIND New Seekers-Elektra 45699 10 - Mashmakhan-Epic 10634 49 54 Crystal Mansion -Colossus 128 79 85 11 IT'S ONLY MAKE BELIEVE SO CLOSE 78 LOSERS WEEPERS Glen Campbell -Capital 2905 12 13 Jake Holmes-Polydor 14041 54 63 Etta James-Cadet 5676 85 91 12 STILL WATER (LOVE) 5-10-15-20 (25-30 YEARS OF LOVE) NO MATTER WHAT Four Tops -Motown 1170 13 17 Presidents -Sussex 207 (Dist: Buddah) 57 67 Badfinger-Apple 1822 89 92 IT DON'T MATTER TO ME 47 TIME WAITS FOR NO ONE 80 THIS IS MY LOVE SONG Bread-Elektra 45701 16 21 Friends of Distinction -RCA 0385 48 51 Intruders -Gamble 4007 86 - 14 EL CONDOR PASA 48 UNGENA ZA ULIMWENGU 81 WOODSTOCK Simon & Garfunkel -Columbia 45237 11 12 (UNITE THE WORLD) Assembled Multitude -Atlantic 2764 84 78 I THINK I LOVE YOU Temptations -Gordy 7102 30 34 KING OF ROCK & ROLL Partridge Family -Bell 010 34 52 I AM SOMEBODY Crow-Amaret 125 94 100 SUPER BAD Johnnie Taylor-Stax 0078 70 83 83 I'M BETTER OFF WITHOUT YOU James Brown -King 24 33 50 MONGOOSE Main Ingredient -RCA 0382 87 17 GOD LOVE & ROCK & ROLL Elephants Memory -Metromedia 182 53 56 STONED LOVE Teegarden & Van Winkle -Westbound 170 (Janus) 19 24 51 SNOWBIRD Supremes-Motown 1172 SEE ME, FEEL ME Anne Murray -Capitol 2738 26 10 Who -Decca 32729 23 30 SHARE THE LAND GROOVE ME King Floyd-Chimneyville 435 (Cotillion/ATL) 19 LUCRETIA MAC EVIL Guess Who -RCA 0388 77 90 Blood Sweat & Tears -Columbia 45235 22 27 53 LET ME BACK IN 86 STONEY END 20 OUR HOUSE Tyrone Davis-Daker 621 (Dist: Atlantic) 55 58 -Columbia 45236 90 98 Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young -Atlantic 2760 21 25 54 JULIE, DO YA LOVE ME WHERE DID ALL THE GOOD TIMES GO THE TEARS OF A CLOWN Bobby Sherman -Metromedia 194 32 22 Dennis Yost & The Classics IV -Liberty 56200 98 - Smokey Robinson & Miracles-Tamla 54199 40 55 LET'S WORK TOGETHER 88 TIME TO KILL 22 DEEPER, DEEPER Canned Heat -Liberty 56151 65 76 Band -Capitol 2870 93 96 Freda Payne-Invictus 9080 (Dist: Capitol) 25 28 I DON'T WANNA CRY SUNSET STRIP STAND BY YOUR MAN Ronnie Dyson -Columbia 45240 66 77 Ray Stevens-Barnaby 2021 (Dist: Epic) Candi Staton-Fame 1472 28 36 57 IT'S A SHAME 90 THE TAKER CRY ME A RIVER Spinners-V.I.P. 25057 (Dist: Motown) 43 37 Waylon Jennings -RCA 9885 95 - Joe Cocker-A&M 1200 31 38 IF YOU WERE MINE 91 SOMETHING 25 OUT IN THE COUNTRY Ray Charles -ABC Tangerine 11271 69 82 Shirley Bassey-United Artists 50698 97 - 3 Dog Night -Dunhill 4250 9 9 CHAINS & THINGS 92 VALLEY TO PRAY HEAVEN HELP US ALL B. B. King -ABC 11280 68 Arlo Guthrie -Reprise 0951 Steve Wonder -Tamia 54200 36 53 60 I JUST DON'T KNOW WHAT TO MAKE IT EASY ON YOUSELF 93 HUM ALONG & DANCE DO WITH MYSELF Temptations -Gordy 7102 Dione Warwick -Scepter 12294 33 40 Gary Puckett -Columbia 45240 63 74 ENGINE $k9 94 GET INTO SOMETHING 61 WHEN YOU GET RIGHT DOWN TO IT Wilson Pickett -Atlantic 2765 37 48 Isley Bros -T Neck 924 (Dist: Buddah) 96 - Delfonics-Philly Groove 163 (Dist: Bell) 41 44 29 EXPRESS YOURSELF 95 MR. BOJANGLES 62 FOR THE GOOD TIMES Watts 103rd St. Rhythm Band -Warner Bros. 7417 17 18 Nitty Gritty Dirt Band -Liberty 56197 Ray Price -Columbia 45178 64 70 WHERE I WENT WRONG 96 IT'S IMPOSSIBLE 30 THAT'S AFTER MIDNIGHT Po Family -London 1139 20 20 Perry Como -RCA 0387 Eric Clapton-Atco 6784 72 81 MONTEGO BAYppy 97 SPECIAL MEMORY SEEMS LIKE I GOTTA DO WRONG Bobby Bloom-MGM/L&R 157 (Dist: MGM) 39 46 Jerry Butler -Mercury 73131 100 Whispers -Soul Clock 1004 (Dist: Canyon) 74 88 GYPSY WOMAN ONLY LOVE CAN BREAK 98 I CAN'T BELIEVE THAT YOU'VE Brian Hyland -Uni 55240 42 59 YOUR HEART STOPPED LOVING ME 33 CANDIDA Neil Young -Reprise 0958 Charlie Pride -RCA 9902 Dawn -Bell 903 15 3 66 OUR WORLD 99 EASY RIDER YOU DON'T HAVE TO SAY Blue Mink -Phillips 40686 67 73 Iron Butterfly-Atco 6782 YOU LOVE ME I'M NOT MY BROTHER'S KEEPER 100 DETROIT CITY Elvis Presley -RCA 9916 51 - Flaming Ember -Hot Wax 7006 (Dist: Buddah) 83 Dean Martin -Reprise 0955 99 - ALPHABETIZED TOP 100 (INCLUDING PUBLISHERS AND LICENSEES)

After Midnight (Viva-BMI) 63 Green Eyed Lady (Claridge-ASCAP) 5 Julie, Do Ya Love Me (Lucon/Sequel-BMI) .. 54 Something (Harris Songs-BMI) 91 All Right Now (Irving-BMI) 3 Groove Me (Malaco/Roffig/NRC-BMI) 85 King Of Rock & Roll (Hastings-BMI) 82 Special Memory (Butler/Chappel-ASCAP) .... 93 And The Grass Won't Pay No Mind (Stone- Gypsy Woman (Curtom-BMI) 32 Let Me Back In (Julio Brian-BMI 53 Stand By Me (Tro-BMI) 68 bridge-ASCAP) 41 Heaven Help Us All (Stein & Van Stock- Let's Work Together (Mn7ella-BMI) 55 Stand By Your Man (AI Gallico-BMI) 23 As Years Go By (Markham-Blackwood-BMI) .. 44 ASCAP) 26 Lola (Hill and Range-BMI) 8 i Still Water (Love) (Jobete-BMI) 12 Be My Baby (Trio/Mother Bertha-BMI) .... 73 Heed The Call (Quill-ASCAP) 40 Look What They've Done To My Song Ma r Stoned Love (Jobete-BMI) 84 Candida (Pocket Full of Tunes-BMI) 33 Hum Along & Dance (Jobete-BMI) 93 (Kama Rippa/Amelaine-ASCAP) 10 Stoney End (Tuna Fish-BMI) 86 Carolina In My Mind (B. Cockerwood-Country I Am Somebody (Groovesville-BMI) 49 Losers Weepers (Heavy-BMI) 78 Sunset Strip (Ahab-BMI) 89 Road-BMI) 77 I Can't Believe (Blue Crest (Ludix)-BMI 98 Love Uprising (Julio Brian-BMI) 69 Super Bad (Crited-BMI) 16 Chains & Things (Pamco c/o-ABC) 59 I Don't Wanna Cry (Betalbin-BMI) 56 Lucretia Mac Evil (Blockwood-Bay-BMI) 20 Sweetheart (Casserole-BMI) 38 Closer To Home (Storybook-BMI) 36 I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself Make It Easy On Yourself (Famous-BMI) 27 .... That's Where I Went Wrong (Gone Fishin- Cracklin' Rosie (Prophet-ASCAP) 7 (U.S. Songs/Blue Seas/Joe/Belinda-ASCAP) 60 Mongoose (Pocket Full Of Tunes-BMI) 50 BMI) 30 Cry Me A River (Joe Cocker-ASCAP) 24 I Need Help (Crited-BMI) 72 Montego Bay (Unart-BMI Chessburger-BMI) 31 The Tears Of A Clown (Jobete-BMI) 21 Deeper, Deeper (Gold Forever-BMI) 22 I Just Wanna Keep It Together (Wed 4-BMI) 42 Mr. Boiangles (Cotillion/Danel-BMI) 95 The Taker (Combine-BMI) 90 Detroit City (Cedarwood-BMI) 100 I Think I Love You (Screen Gams/Columbia- No Matter What (Apple-ASCAP) 79 This Is My Love Song (Assorted-BMI) 80 Do What You Wanna Do (Brig and Tiny Tiger BMI) 15 One Less Bell (Blue Seas-ASCAP) 70 Time To Kill (Quicksilver-BMI) 88 -ASCAP) 37 If You Were Mine (Tangerine-BMI) 58 Only Love Can Break (Broken Arrow/Cotillion Time Waits For No One (Kirshner-BMI) .... 47 Easy Rider 99 I'm Off You (Marlu-ASCAP) Better Without (Clarama-BMI) 83 -BMI) 65 Ungena Za Ulimwengu (Unite the World) El Condor Pasa (Charing Cross-BMI) 14 I'm Not My Brother's Keeper (Gold Forever- Our House (Giving Room-BMI) 21 (Jobete-BMI) 48 _:'-`9 Gamble Engine (Assorted-BMI Huff) 28 BMI) 67 Our World (MRC-BMI) 66 Valley To Pray (Howard Beach-ASCAP) .... 92 Express Yourself (Warner -Tamerlane & Wright Indian Lady (Sleepy Sun-BMI) 75 Out In The Country (Irving-BMI) 25 Gerst-BMI) 29 Indiana Wants Me (Jcbete-BMI) 4 Part Time Love (Cireco-BMI Escort-BMI) 43 We've Only Just Begun (Irving-BMI) 2 Fire & Rain (Country Road Blackwood-BMI) 6 (I Know) I'm Losing You (Jobete-BMI) 35 See Me, Feel Me (Track-BMI) 18 When You Get Right Down To It (Screen Gems/ Columbia-BMI) 61 5-10-15-20 (25-30 Years of Love) (Van McCoy I'll Be There (Jobete-BMI) 1 Seems Like I Gotta Do Wrong (Wally Roker- Interior-BMI) 46 It Don't Matter To Me (Screen Gems/ BMI) c/o Canyon 64 Where Did All The Good Times Go (Low Sal- For The Good Times (Buckhorn-BMI) 62 Columbia-BMI) 13 Share The Land (Dunbar-BMI) 52 BMI) 87 81 Fresh Air (Quicksilver-BMI) 71 It's A Shame (Jobete-BMI) 57 Simply Call It Love (Cashand-BMI) 76 Woodstock (Siquomb-BMI) Get Into Something (Triple Three-BMI c/o It's Impossible (Sunbury-ASCAP) 96 Snowbird (Beechwood-BMI) 51 Yellow River (Noma-BMI) 39

Buddah) 92 It's Only Make Believe (Marielle-BMI) .... 11 So Close (Out Of Business Ltd.-ASCAP) . 45 You Don't Have To Say You Love Me (Miller God, Love & Rocl: & Roll (Bridgeport-BMI) .. 17 Jerusalem (Almo-ASCAP) 74 Somebody's Been Sleeping (Gold Forever-BMI) 9 -ASCAP) 34

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www.americanradiohistory.com Jay Lowy Named GM Courts Award Landmark Anti -Piracy Decisions For Mediarts Publ. Columbia And Capitol of America hailed both decisions as Iles, but that he was actually taking HOLLYWOOD - Former vp and another victory in the fight it had and appropriating Capitol's product A&R director at Dot Records, Jay Win Cases; Appellate launched with the cooperation of its itself-the actual sounds recorded on Lowy has become general manager Reverses Lower Case member companies and other seg- the album. Spies was then relieved of of Mediarts' publishing operations. ments of the industry against record the necessity of contracting with vari- NEW YORK-A pair of landmark and tape piracy and counterfeiting. ous performers so that he might pro- Appointed last week by Mediarts ex- decisions involving tape piracy were ecs Alan Livingston and Bob York, In both cases, Tape -A -Tape had re- duce a recording; he needed only to delivered by Illinois courts last week, lied on Supreme Court rendition pro- Lowy will take charge of the compa- both defendant, heavily two wait until a particular ny's Mediarts Music (ASCAP) and involving the same decisions (the "Sears" and "Compco" duced by Capitol became popular and Gary Spies, who operates the Tape - cases) in which the court had ruled then was able to take advantage of Mayday Music (BMI) firms. He will A -Tape Sound Reproduction Co. in be headquartering at the firm's Los that copying articles that were not the existing market. It seems evident Angeles offices. Chicago. Decisions stem from suits patentable did not constitute unfair that the Supreme Court in Sears and brought against him and his firm by competition. Tape -A -Tape had con- did not intend to condone this Chicago -born, Los Angeles raised, record Compco Lowy entered the industry in 1954 as the CBS and Capitol corpora- tended that since recordings were not form of unfair competition." a local promotion man with London tions seeking to enjoin the piracy currently included under Federal In granting an injunction to CBS Records. After two years, he left to of their records and tapes by Spies' Copyright Laws, they were subject to a gainst Tape -A -Tape, the Circuit form his own promotion firm, retain- firm. copying under those Supreme Court Court of Cook County took a similar ing the London account. In 1959 he In the Capitol case, the Appellate decisions. position. It also rejected a contention joined the west coast promotional Court of Illinois reversed a lower by the defendant that the piracy of staff with Big Three (Robbins, Feist court ruling that had denied Capitol Argument Rejected CBS products was not unfair compe- & Miller). He later moved to New an injunction to restrain Tape -A - tition because all of the pirated tapes York with the company to serve as Tape from pirating its records and The Appellate Court of Illinois, bore the legend: "no relationship of general professional manager. Dur- tapes. The Columbia case in the Cir- however, rejected this argument any kind exists between Tape -A -Tape ing this tenure, he developed a series cuit Court of Cook County granted an stating ". . . we hold that the Sears and the original recording company, of campaigns, among them work on injunction against Tape -A -Tape from and Compco decisions do not apply nor between this recording and the the score from "Dr. Zhivago," and duplicating Columbia's products with- to the case at bar. Evidence re- original recording artist. This tape is the theme from "The Sandpiper," out authorization. veals that Spies was not merely copy- not produced under a license of any "The Shadow of Your Smile." The Recording Industry Association ing unpatented or uncopyrighted arti - kind from the original recording com- He joined Paramount Pictures' mu- pany nor the recording artist(s) and sic division in 1967 as general profes- neither the recording company nor sional manager of the publishing artist(s) receives a fee or royalty of wing. There his projects included the 'Playback' Title of Columbia's any kind from Tape -A -Tape. Per- "Romeo & Juliet" score before his mission to produce this tape has not elevation to the Dot/Paramount Dialog Service with been sought or obtained from any A&R staff. Consumers party whatsoever." NEW YORK - The constant search In a nutshell, the "Playback" ser- With reference to that disclaimer for new avenues through which the vice offers any consumer (who no- the court said: "his bald admission of record company can reach the con- tices the offer on the inner sleeve of what he is doing no more insulates FRONT COVER: sumer with information about its a Columbia or Epic LP) ten "Play- him from the plaintiff's action here forthcoming musical and recording back" Sampler records "during the than does the proclamation by a thief ventures has inspired Columbia to coming year" as well as a "Play- that he has committed a theft vitiate offer an inventive new service called back" newsletter with "little known, his criminal act." "Playback." Although it was origi- interesting information" about up- The Court also noted "the common nally discussed with distributors and coming product for only $3.00. The law always has and always will pro- promotion personnel at the compa- offer also suggests that the consumer tect against intentional and admitted ny's convention last July at the will have an open line with the com- outright theft of another's creation." Kings Inn in Freeport, first notice of pany's A&R staff, through "Play- Tt called the practice of piracy one the availability of the "Playback" back," to discuss the rapidly chang- that "cries out for censure and prohi- offer was on the inner sleeve of the ing music scene. (A copy of the form bition, and the courts of equity his- Santana "Abraxas" LP. (Cont'd. on P. 20) torically have dealt with that which does violence to our fundamental prin- ciples of fair play." Though the decisions handed down Video Disc Demonstrated in Illinois are too new to have shown their influence, additional piracy and ByTeldec In counterfeiting suits are currently ForlstTime V.S. pending with Columbia as plaintiff in NEW YORK - The Video Disc is up the turntable while it was in oper- the states of California, Maryland here. And with it come all of the ation and rocked it back and forth and Virginia. Columbia stated that in- questions: Will it be the leading without even a flicker of the sound or vestigations are also proceeding on configuration in the audio -video the picture resulting. a national basis in cooperation with Just like their namesake, the Car- field? What are its advantages? Etc. This is one of the primary charac- RIAA, NARM, the Harry Fox Agency penters have become known for their London Records of America hosted teristics of the playback unit. Since a and the Federal Bureau of Investiga- quality craftsmanship. The A&M the first demonstration of this audio- twelve inch disk offers only twelve tion as well as other law enforcement brother -sister team have consistently visual concept on behalf of A.E.G: minutes of music, a changer mechan- agencies. been in the top ten since the national Telefunken and Teldec (Telefunken - ism, with a very short change time, is breakout of their "Close To You," British Decca) at a series of almost a necessity. Although every- smash, which, incidentally was the showings held in the Pierre Hotel one of the spectators seemed to think Sight & Sound Are major factor in selling their first al- last week. The presentations were in terms of a stack of records on a bum, "Offering," even though that emceed by D. H. Toller -Bond, pres- changer, it was intimated that the Prime Aspects For cut was not on the LP. The team is ident of London Records, Inc. records might conceiveably be stored certainly multi -talented. Both Karen The big plus factors of this method vertically, since the stream of air and Richard Carpenter sing and, in of recording audio and video materi- keeps the record against the stylus. TRO-Carlton Firm addition, Richard plays keyboards, al is low cost. Since the records are The prime negative factor about NEW YORK-Organic Productions, arranges all the material, and writes stamped on a very thin, almost paper the Teldec system appears to be the Inc., a company teaming the music the original songs, while Karen plays thin plastic (about 1/25th of an inch inability to do home recording on the publishing firm of TRO/The Rich- drums and bass. Now with "We've thick), and do not have to be molded, system while the SONY system of mond Organization with veteran rec- Only Just Begun," near the apex of the company can produce approx- video-tape plans to offer such facilit- Jo- imately 12,000 disks in one hour on ies. However, the Teldec people seem ord producer and administrator the Top 100 and their second album one seph Carlton has been formed. The on release, the Carpenters have fin- machine, keeping the cost of the to feel the low cost of the disk makes new company will focus its attentions ished the foundation and are in the discs extremely low. their configuration more attractive. Secondly, the low cost of the play- Even though it was suggested that on the independent production of rec- process of building their first story of which ords and videocassette films. hits. back equipment, is expected to both configurations might very well According to Carlton, who will range between $150 and $300, and (Cont'd. on P. 20) which can hook up to the TV antenna serve as the company's vice-president poles of any of today's TV sets, and general manager, "The emphasis makes it extremely attractive. Al- Ornato RCA Manager of Organic can be identified by the INDEX though all demonstrations were in name of our new operation. The ad- black and white the company expects For Southern Europe vent of sight -and -sound technology Album Reviews 34, 36 everything to be available in color NEW YORK Guiseppe Ornato has and the sweeping changes coming for when it debuts its hardware and rec- - the entire record industry in the years Basic Album Inventory 32' been named manager of the southern ords in 1972. The black and white European region, by RCA Records. ahead, make the demand for enlight- picture reproduction was excellent at ened creativity almost unlimited. We Coin Machine News 53-68 The announcement was made by will be concerned with music and art- the screening this reporter attended. Rocco Laginestra, president of RCA Country Music Section 40-46 Other than ease of mass produc- ists that hold validity for contempo- Records, who called the appointment rary life. Insight & Sound 33, 36 tion, other advantages highlighted by of the company include: random access a step in his general restructuring "What we are seeking are the tal- Looking Ahead (Singles) 18 of required passages; ease of hand- RCA Records throughout the world. ented young people who actually live Laginestra said that Ornato would feel new and musical New Additions To Playlist 26, 28 ling, operation and storage, as well and their sounds as stop -frame and short sequence re- continue as president of RCA Italy statements. We can and will provide Radio Active Chart 12 peat facilities. and additionally has been named much international power and ex- chairman of the board of RCA Spain pertise, but the basic approach Radio News Report 14 The Video Disc was first premiered and RCA France. in Berlin on June 24, 1970. whether as songwriter or artist must R&B Top 60 37 Each of the flexible plastic disks, Ornato joined RCA Italy in 1956 as be authentic and natural, in a very manager, in 1960 was named general real Single Reviews 24 that float on a cushion of air (no sense-organic." moving turntable) and revolve at a manager, and in 1964, president. Carlton's experience with CBS spe- Talent On Stage 20 speed of 1,500 rpm, offers twelve The firm entered music publishing cial products in the creative produc- now tion of filmstrips, 16mm motion pic- News 22 minutes of playing time for a 12 inch nine years ago, and is one of the Tape disk. And it is expected that video- major publishers in Italy. It also was tures and slides for the retail, edu- Top Hits Of The Year 37 discs the equivalent of an LP will the first firm in Europe to begin pro- cational and premium trade was con- cost approximately the same as one duction of Stereo 8 cartridge tapes, sidered an important factor in help- Top 100 Albums 31 LP. The gentleman operating the for which it now has the largest ing the new company move into the Vital Statistics 38, 39 turntable of the playback unit, picked manufacturing facility in Europe. visual cartridge and cassette markets.

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www.americanradiohistory.com There's a reason Curtis was asked to sing the national anthem at the

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Just released as a single from the new Curtis album: "(Don't Worry) If There Is a Hell Below, We're All Gonna

www.americanradiohistory.com London Adds Drive Sunbury/Dunbar Looks To Doubled Capitol Shows Loss To Stones & '1812' Album Promotions Performances In '71 Says Teifer For 1st Fiscal Qtr. NEW YORK - London Records is currently in the midst of a sizeable NEW YORK "Solid progress in "Our success has come as a result HOLLYWOOD - The annual meet- publicity campaign geared to heavily its third full year- of operation" was of a number of people and situa- ing of Capitol Industries, Inc., was advertise two of its newest LP re- the description delivered last week by tions. Naturally, we're grateful to the told by president Stan Gortikov that leases, "Get Yer Ya Ya's Out," by the Gerald Teifer, president of the Sun- artists, record companies and pro- the companies showed a net loss of Rolling Stones, and' the recently is- bury and Dunbar Music firms. ducers who have aided us, but our $809,000 for the first fiscal quarter sued "1812 Overture" by Tchaikov- Citing solid hits, growth of catalog major tribute must still go to writers (ended Sept. 30). This contrasts to sky. and emergence of many new and im- such as Randy Bachman, Burt Cum- the firm's $1.3 million profit a year London has printed 25,000 deluxe portant song writers, Teifer said the mings, Harry Nilsson, Sammy Cahn, ago. full color posters of the Stones which RCA Records' publishing subsidiary Sheila Davis, Gene Lees, Curt Win- Attributing the decline primarily to will be distributed to retail disk out- had enjoyed the best year of oper- ter, Sid Wayne, L. E. Aute Armando the declining economy which has re- lets across the country. Additionally, ations since its establishment in 1967. Manzanero, Tony Rennis, Modungo, sulted in a general slackening of rec- AM and FM stations will carry ads The present sharply improved com- Billy Charne, Doyle Marsh and Bob ord purchases, Gortikov also pointed promoting the album. "Get Yer Ya petitive position within the industry Allen." out that the tight money is causing Ya's Out" is currently in the top 10 would, he predicted, more than dou- Teifer said the firms had just retailers to cut back on new product on all the record charts, and is soon ble 1970's performance in 1971. signed Randy Bachman exclusively. orders and to accelerate exchanges expected to receive certification from "Although Sunbury/Dunbar is one Bachman is responsible for such and returns. the RIAA as a million seller. of the last publishing operations smash hits as "These Eyes," "Laugh- The turnaround from last year's Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture" per- formed by a major recording compa- ing," "Undun," "No Time," "Ameri- prosperity was accented, Gortikov formed by Zubin Mehta and the Los ny, its track record over the last year can Woman" and "No Sugar noted, because the label had no suc- Angeles Philharmonic is also being indicates it has become a positive Tonight." Other writers just signed cess that could match the four - bolstered by an all out promo and force," he said. include Jeff Morrow, David Martin million sales of "Abbey Road" from merchandising campaign. Full adver- Alluding to the successful philoso- and Chris Arnold pacted by English the Beatles. Since the news of the tising coverage is planned in many phy behind Sunbury/Dunbar, Teifer Sunbury Ltd., and Simon Caine and foursome's disbanding, no product underground papers as well as ads in said "choosing to build rather than the Mongrels signed as writer-artist - had been issued by them, and Capi- High Fidelity Magazine. Special to buy, we have built a catalog which group in Canada. tol, he said, "will not have Beatle browser back-up cards are also being includes such outstanding songs as TV/Broadway Activity product in the foreseeable future." distributed to retailers. "Who Will Andwer?" "Yesterday I Gortikov noted that Capitol is al- Heard the Rain," "L. David Sloane," In other areas of activity, Teifer ready moving toward a return to "These Eyes," "Tonight I'll Say a said the firm was involved with an profitability for the total fiscal year, Prayer," "Laughing," "American up -coming 90 -minute ABC-TV car- however, his prediction included the Clapton Produces Woman," "No Sugar Tonight," toon special titled "The Point," which would be unlikely "One," "Hand Me Down World." will have narration by Dustin Hoff- note that the gains LONDON Eric Clapton flew to by Nilsson. He to surpass the level of fiscal '69-'70. - in Miami "Free," "Undun," "Rainmaker," "I man and songs Harry Atlantic Records studios Guess the Lord Must Be in New York also said Sunbury/Dunbar had pub- Other business conducted at the earlier this month to produce his first lished scores and songs from a num- shareholders' meeting included ap- album for Buddy Guy and Junior City," "10 Little Indians," "Polly "Maybe,"Together,"Together," "Chan-C an- ber of Broadway and off-Broadway proval of an increase in the number Wells. The were made the of authorized common shares to 6.5 with Buddy ging, Changing," "Think About Your shows during the year, and that when Clapton jammed Troubles," "Daddy's Song" and production arm, Sunbar Productions million. The current share figure is Guy, Junior Wells and the Rolling active. 5.5 million. Stones at the Stones' Paris concert. "Wailing of the Willow." has been quite Commenting on the Guy -Wells LP Clapton said "I am very excited BMI Seeks Damages about the whole idea. It's something I've wanted to do for some time, and Complete Foreign Deal From SW Concerts it couldn't have been with better peo- Brother-EMI NEW YORK-Broadcast Music, Inc. ple. I won't be playing on the ses- pressings, the single and several of its affiliated publishers sions, with a guitarist like Buddy, HOLLYWOOD - Brother Records North American have instituted action against Arthur what could I add." has concluded a deal for foreign dis- "Cottonfields." Squires' Concerts, Inc., of Brother product through Southwest Clapton is currently touring the tribution European BB Tour alleging their copyrighted songs were the EMI Group. The Tom United States with his new band, immediately. performed during the Jones Derek and the Dominos. Atlantic is takes effect have been firming Concert at the Convention Center readying their debut album "Layla," Under terms of the deal, negotiated up plans for a tour of England and Arena, San Antonio, Texas last July for release Oct. 28. by Brother Records business manager Europe in connection with their without authorization and in violation Nicholas Grillo and EMI group direc- "Sunflower" album. The record will of the U. S. Copyright Act. Squires tor for records Len Wood, EMI will be released by EMI in early Novem- presents live musical attractions in act as distributor for Brother pro- ber. public facilities through Southwest Goody Opens duct in all countries except the Concerts, Inc. United States and Canada. This in- Songs involved in the suit are Ninth Store cludes product by The Beach Boys, Miller Signs RCA "Proud Mary" (Jondora Music); NEW YORK - Sam Goody, Inc. an- which is distributed in North Ameri- "Cabaret" (Sunbeam Music); "Can't nounced the opening of its Ninth Re- ca by Warner -Reprise. The Beach Indie Prod. Deal Take My Eyes Off Of You" (Satur- tail Store in the King's Plaza Shop- Boys, are currently riding the crest day Music and Season's Four Music); of enormous sales in the United NEW YORK - Rocco Laginestra, ping Center In Brooklyn, New York. president of RCA Records announced "More" (Edward B. Marks Music); King's Plaza is the largest and most Kingdom and on the continent, with "Spanish Harlem" (Progressive Music their single, "Cottonfields," and an that an independent production modern shopping center in Brooklyn agreement has been reached to allow and Trio Music) and "Green, Green and the first mall -type center in New album, "Beach Boys Greatest Hits." Grass Of Home" (Tree Publishing). Also part of the deal, upon agree- producer Jimmy Miller to bring new York City. It is expected to draw its talent to the label and to indepen- In the complaint, the plaintiffs seek customers from a large surrounding ment between EMI and Brother, will statutory damages together with at- be product by The Flame whose "See dently produce artists currently on area which includes parts of Queens the RCA Records' roster. torneys' fees and court costs. The and Nassau counties. The new Goody the Light" is distributed in the U. S. suit was filed in the United States Store carries a full line of records, and Canada by Starday-King. Miller has racked up rock hits with District Court for the Southern Dis- tapes, audio equipment and accesso- The first Brother release to be dis- such groups as the Rolling Stones, trict of Texas last week (21). ries and is organized, stocked and tributed by EMI will be "Sunflower," Blind Faith, Bonnie & Delaney, staffed to give maximum service to the latest album by The Beach Boys. Traffic, Spooky Tooth and Led Zep- the area. The EMI version of "Sunflower" pelin. Merrick PR Company In announcing the opening. will include one cut not found on the Mr. Sam Goody, president, noted Relocates To L.A. that the company's tenth unit would NEW YORK - The Mike Merrick be located in a large shopping center Recording Company will relocate its personal under construction in Woodbridge, Columbia headquarters from New York to Los New Jersey, which is scheduled for Rothschilds LP Angeles commencing October 26. This completion sometime in February, orig- move is part of a general expansion 1971. NEW YORK-"The Rothschilds" program of the west coast offices of inal cast album has been recorded by public relations company, found- In addition to its operation of a Columbia Records on Sunday (25). the chain of nine retail audio and record ed by Merrick in 1958 in New York The musical, with a score by Jerry City. stores. Sam Goody, Inc., through Bock and Sheldon Harnick, opened at subsidiaries, is also reaching college the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre on last Marilyn Reiss, vice president of campuses and the wholesale market. Monday (19). west coast operations since 1966, will For the twelve months ended June continue in that capacity, supervis- 30, 1970. the company reported sales ing all facets of the daily publicity operation with Merrick concentrating of $19,176.651 and earnings of $636,- Is Ahmet's 073, or $.95 per share. Aretha's Gold on client relations, new business and NEW YORK the growth of the company. The New Sam Goody, Inc. common stock is - York offices will continue to function traded in the over-the-counter mar- earned her ninth gold single last ket. week when the RIAA certified "Don't Laginestra, Miller under the direction of Nancy Love. Play That Song" as a million seller. She has also been awarded three gold Kinney Talking ASCAP Membership Wallichs At Toshiba Meet records for best-selling albums. Meeting Set This Week HOLLYWOOD-Glenn E. Wallichs, Aretha's award also means a gold Acquisition With NEW YORK-The semi-annual East chairman of the board and chief exec- award for Atlantic prexy Ahmet Er- Simon & Schuster Coast membership meeting of the utive officer of Capitol Industries, left tegun, the writer of "Don't Play That American Society of . Au- last week (Oct. 22) to attend a Board NEW YORK - Steven Ross, pres- and will be held meeting of Toshiba Musical Indus- Song." Ertegun penned the tune back ident of Kinney National Service, thors Publishers this who made Leon of Wednesday, (28) at 2:30 PM in the tries. Ltd. The meeting is scheduled in 1962 for Ben E. King it Inc., and Shimkin, president Empire Room of the Waldorf Astoria for Friday, Oct. 30, in Tokyo. smash hit. Ertegun produced the Simon & Schuster, Inc., disclosed last a now Hotel in New York. Wallichs will make a further stop King Atlantic execs week that their companies are in Hong Kong before returning to the Ben E. version. engaged in negotiations toward the Reports will then be given by the Capitol Tower in Hollywood on Nov. Jerry Wexler, Tom Dowd and Arif possible acquisition by Kinney of Si- president Stanley Adams and other 16. Mardin produced Aretha's version. mon & Schuster, Inc. officials of the Society.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Farrell Forms Euphoria Chrysalis Clamps $5.50 Top On Government Decision Spurs NEW YORK Wes Farrell, pres- Orders On Seale LP ident of the Wes- Farrell Organiza- tion, has announced the formation of U. S. Rock Concerts NASHVILLE - Certron's first spo- Euphoria Productions, Inc. to encom- Jethro Tull ken record, "Gagged and Chained", a pass the development and production NEW YORK - To counteract the line, except in three situations where re-creation of Bobby Seale's con- of properties for motion pictures, tel- tendency of musical groups to es- previous contracts were drawn with a tempt of court citation, was given evision and the theatre. calate ticket prices and to aid concert $6.00 top. added impetus last week when a gov- Ellis said that advance reservations ernment request was revealed asking "Conspiracy", the contemporary, promoters in holding down costs, Hoffman drop con- off-Broadway musical which Farrell Chrysalis Management last week an- were outstanding even before the that Judge Julius price line was established. spiracy charges against Seale. Seven currently has in preparation for a nounced that a top price of $5.50, other defendants were found innocent November opening, will now become wherever possible, has been set for Tight Economy Demands charges by the same a part of the activity of Euphoria all forthcoming engagements for "Rock groups have been pricing of conspiracy Productions. Jethro Tull. themselves out of the market," Ellis jury earlier this year. said. "Today's tight economy de- With the news of Judge Hoffman's Terry Ellis, head of the British - decision, orders started pouring into company, said mands that we think and act ac- based management cordingly. Someone has to do some- the sales office here for the Seale Tomorrow/Today Bows; that Jethro Tull's current month -long double-LP. David Ward, publicity di- S. hold the $5.50 price thing or we will drain the market `Everything' Agency U. tour will dry. rector of Certron, said that "we have "I hope our action with Tull will had to go into our second pressing Formed By Candy Leigh be followed by other groups and since our initial pressing of 50,000 is Goldstein To Head their management representatives. nearly exhausted". NEW YORK - Tomorrow/Today- We hone that this move will enable The Everything Agency has been those fans who want to see their formed with offices in New York and Morris Operations favorite groups perform to do so at Lenz Merchandising Los Angeles. According to Candy realistic prices." Leigh, the founder, "Everything" will NEW YORK Sidney Goldstein has been named director- of international The Reprise act has, on this tour, Post For Chappell's include "a new concept in industry- played the Forum in Los Angeles; wide public relations under the aus- operations of the Edwin H. Morris Publications Div. Music Publishing Company, ac- Swing Auditorium, San Bernardino; pices of a to -be -announced advisory Oregon State Univ., Arena, Seattle. NEW YORK With the expansion board; a new concept in creative ser- cording to "Buddy" Morris, pres- - ident. Future dates include East Town The- and growth of Chappell & Co.'s pub- vices and a new concept in special atre, Detroit (28); Civic Arena, Pitts- and sales departments, Jac- needs Goldstein has been active in the lication services geared to specific of burgh (30) ; War Memorial, Syracuse ques Chabrier, President, has an- the industry." music business for 12 years before (31); Richmond Mosque, Virginia nounced the appointment of Harold One such special service offered by joining the Edwin H. Morris Compa- (Nov. 1); Paramount Theatre, Wilkes- Lenz as merchandising director of the agency is personalized corporate ny in 1950. He has acquired many Barre. Pa. (3); Carnegie Hall, N. Y. the publishing company. Christmas shopping. Miss Leigh has copyrights that have developed into (4); St. Anselms College, N. H. (6); acquired a staff of gift counselors major standards and was instrumen- Position was created in response to Michigan State University (7); Op- increased volume of sales in 1970 due who will see the gift -giving through tal in building the foreign catalogues era House, St. Louis (8); Ohio The- to its last detail. of Edwin H. Morris. to Chappell's greater activity in the atre, Columbus (9); Kleinhus Audito- field of contemporary music, and its Miss Leigh has been in the enter- The publishing company remains rium, Buffalo, (11); Union College, increasingly heavy schedule of publi- tainment field for nine years, most the industry's largest independent Schenectady, (13); War Memorial, in the educational area. music operation and Morris indicated cations recently as director of artists rela- Rochester (14); and Plattsburgh, N. will work closely with both other executive announcements will Y. (15). Lenz tions for Gerard W. Purcell Associ- be named to handle the widening the sales and publications depart- and his GWP Records. Before scope of the firm's activities. ments, coordinating activities of ates both, in addition to developing new that, she was director of eastern ac- Bourdain Now Dir. Of sales methods in the areas of packag- tivities for Tertragrammation Rec- ing, design and merchandising. He ords and v.p. of their subsidiary, the Gomprecht's Daughter Dies Col's Masterwork LP's will work with printed product in all fields, new sales areas in- Sutton Public Relations Co. NEW YORK The industry was NEW YORK - Pierre Bourdain has creating - been promoted to the position of di- on tie-in Today/Tomorrow will headquarter shocked at the tragic passing of the cluding heavy concentration rector of merchandising, Masterwork promotions. He will report directly in New York at 150 E. 52nd, phone 16 -year -old daughter of Iry Gom- Albums, Original Cast and Weiser, vice-president and number 753-7962 and will have an precht, head of the J. M. Zamoiski Soundtrack Catalog, Columbia Rec- to Norman general manager. office in Los Angeles at 6269 Selma Company in Baltimore. She died as a ords. In announcing the appointment, Bruce Lundvall, veep of the label's begin work immediately Ave., phone HO -6-4439. result of hepatitis. Lenz will merchandising and advertising de- on Richard Rodgers' new musical partment. "Two By Two", opening on Broad- In his new capacity, Bourdain will way, Nov. 10. He will also be work- ., IÄ3r,,trt.-, n n n be responsible to Lundvall for direct- ing with other publications currently n ing the creation of merchandising in release including 's programs and materials for the Mas- "Gasoline Alley" folio, the score terwork and Odyssey catalogs, and from the film "Joe", the current Ron- C: Columbia Original Cast and nie Dyson hit "Why Can't I Touch Soundtrack recordings, including mon- You", Chappell's exciting new Thun- e a1),i itoring the development of packag- derock Marching Band Series and the ((vV ó ing. In addition, he will provide Mas- new Kenny Rogers hit "Heed The ./ terworks and Columbia A&R staff Call", as well as a wealth of contem- with marketing guidance in their porary music from the vast Chappell " 1___ production product. He will be involved C: Produced by of classical catalogue. also Bourdain joined Columbia in 1967 with Chappell's background music li- Jeff Barry as associate manager of Classical Al- brary, Sonaura, and its rental li- C: 31.1 bums Merchandising. brary.

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The Skye distributed product come what the Skye people felt were to station play lists this week for the first time and also the degree of concen- will appear on the Buddah label. The the limitations imposed on creative tration combining previous reports. Percentage figures on left indicate how many announcement was made by Art Kass artists by record labels. Buddah's po- of the stations, reporting this week have added the following titles to their play and Neil Bogart, co -presidents of the licy, examplified by our many suc- list 'for the first time. Percentage figures on right include total from left plus Buddah/Kama Sutra Group, and Nor- cessful distributing agreements, has the percentage title received in prior week or weeks. man Schwartz, president of Skye always been to let the artist do his Records. own thing creatively, while we do our The Skye catalog contains albums thing in promotion, sales and mar- % OF TOTAL % OF by Gary McFarland, Bob Freedman, keting. That is the basic understand- STATIONS STATIONS TO TITLE ARTIST LABEL ADDING ,HAVE ADDED Cal Tjader, Armando Peraza, Gabor ing between Buddah and Skye, and TITLES TO TITLES TO Szabo, Wendy & Bonnie Flower, Gra- we're glad to welcome them as the PROG.SCHED. PROG.SCHED. dy Tate, Ruth Brown and Lena newest member of the Buddah THIS WEEK TO DATE family. is Opens First Buddah/Skye product 1. Be My Baby Andy Kim Steed Cooper Umbrella for release in early - - 70% 82% LOS ANGELES - Bill Cooper of scheduled Artist Management and Development November. 2. Stoned Love - Supremes - Motown 37% 57% Co. has formed Umbrella Record Production Co. First artists on the 3. He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother - 30% 30% label will be the Seeds, also on the Neil Diamond - Uni label will be The Insects. Cooper is Edwards Hand also negotiating with European mov- 4. Patch It Up - Elvis Presley - RCA 27% 39% ie star Andrej Garn, who is now in Cut By Martin Hollywood. 5. Sweet Sweetheart - Bobby Vee - 27% 27% Is Act On RCA Liberty HOLLYWOOD - Edwards Hand, the 6. You Don't Have To Say You Love Me - 26% 97% first group which George Martin has Elvis Presley - RCA produced since the Beatles, will be given a major exploitation campaign 7. Who Needs You - Steppenwolf - 26% 26% by RCA, which is working with the Dunhill group's managers, International on Management Combine (IMC) in- 8. I Don't Wanna Cry - Ronnie Dyson - 26% 26% Where troducing the act in America. Columbia , which has had its first The Music album cut in London, will be in the Less Bell To Answer Fifth Len- 9. One - 23% 46% and U. S. in mid -Nov., according to ny Poncher, co-owner of IMC. Martin Dimension - Bell Entertainment and the two leaders of the band, Rod People Edwards and Roger Hand, worked on 10. I'm Not My Brother's Keeper - 22% 52% Meet the LP five months. Martin and the Flaming Embers - Hot Wax two leaders arranged the songs to- To See gether. 11. So Close - Jake Holmes - Polydor 21% 86% and Their first RCA LP is called "Stranded" and features original 12. I Just Don't Know - Gary Puckett & 20% 79% 13e Seen songs by Edwards and Hand who Union Gap - Columbia have been playing together in En- gland for six years. Martin's musical 13. Chains & Things B. B. King ABC and electronic understanding are evi- - - 19% 19% dent in his production work. 14. Me About You - Turtles - White 16% 26% One side of the LP is titled "Death Whale IDEAL FACILITIES FOR ARTIST'S of a Man" and the other side is called PROMO PARTIES "America." Edwards and Hand use the concept LP to express their opin- 15. Does Anybody Really Know What Time 15% 24% ions on the world and society around It Is Chicago Columbia CALL YOUR HOST - - them. They use six men on the record VAN RAPOPORT date. 16. No Matter What Badfinger Apple 14% 93% 254 W 47 St CI 57326 - - Edwards and Hand are the first British act which IMC has had com- 17. King Of Rock & Roll - Crow - Amaret 14% 32% plete management control over. IMC is presently determining which book- 18. Call Me Super Bad - James Brown - 12% 83% ing agency it will sign the band with. King The intention is to get major rock concert dates rather than a string of 19. Only Love Can Break Your Heart - 11% 21% one nighters in nightclubs. Neil Young - Reprise 20. Domino - Van Morrison - Warner 11% 11% Brothers 21. Carolina In My Mind - Crystal Mansion 10% 61% - Colossus 22. Cherry Cherry - Jonathan King - 10% 10% London 23. You Can Get It - Desmond Decker - 10% 10% Uni 24. Little Wheel Spin Spin - Chakra - 10% 10% Mediarts 25. It's All In My Mind - Clarence Carter 10% 10% - Atlantic 26. Maggie - Redbone - Columbia 9% 9% 27. Steel River - Ten Pound Note - 9% 9% WAR Evolution 28. Sunset Strip - Ray Stevens - 8% 25% IS Barnaby BIG 29. Where Did All The Good Times Go - 8% 25% BUSINESS Classics IV - Liberty 30. 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Jock Bob Foster has often referred to as the Gavin Con- stranger to direct criticism (he was joined KFRC-San Francisco from KNOCK ON WOOD Dropping by vention, is scheduled for Nov. 20-22 recently blasted by Vice President KIMN-Denver. He'll take charge of the studios of WOR-FM,- New York at the Century Plaza Hotel in Los Spiro Agnew for "permissiveness"), the nine to midnight slot, while, at this week were A&M's The Carpen- Angeles. is expected to reply in kind. same station, Mike Phillips moves ters, Karen and Richard. On hand to This week it was announced that All other sessions will utilize an into the 3-6 p.m. period. welcome the duo were Gail Sicilia, one of broadcasting's most controv- "encounter" format calling for full Martin Perlich joins the staff of the station's music director and Se- ersial figures, Federal Communica- audience participation on topics WNCR-FM, Cleveland and will host bastian Stone, WOR program direc- tions Commissioner Nicholas John- related to the inter -relation of radio nightly show from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.. . tor. son, would open the conference with and recorded music, in keeping with . Congrats to KPIX-TV, San Francis- an address on "The Social Impact the theme of the conference, "Radio, co, which copped seven of twelve And Opportunity Of Radio." John- Where Do We Go From Here?" awards given by San Francisco Press son's will be the only formal presen- One of the more interesting "en- Club KDKA-Pittsburgh celebra- FORE Urges NATRA tation during the three-day non- counter" sessions should be the one ting 50th birthday, by airing 50 of profit event, and will be followed by devoted to FM progressive radio, most memorable broadcasts of all a question and answer period. which will be moderated by Willis time. 'Keep It Together' Duff, v.p. and general mgr. of KSAN-San Francisco. HOLLYWOOD - The Fraternity Of "Resource" people assembled by Yurdin Joins ABC -FM Recording Executives (FORE) has Duff and confirmed to date include made public a letter from its interim Tom Donahue, now with Warner As Production Dir. chairman Aki Aleong to Lucky Cor- Brothers Films, who is considered the NEW YORK - Larry Yurdin, who dell, executive secretary of NATRA, father of underground radio because conceived and executed the Alterna- the National Association Of Televi- of his pioneering efforts at KMPX- tive Media Conference at Goddard sion and Radio Announcers. In it the San Francisco. College earlier this year, has joined FORE executive "reiterates the im- Also set: Allen Shaw, vice pres- the staff of ABC -FM. He will be re- pregnable bonds" between the orga- ident for ABC -FM stations, New sponsible for all production involving nizations and pledges support for York; John Detz, manager, WABX- the ABC -FM Owned Group (seven NATRA, while calling attention to FM, Detroit; Matt Ash, manager, stations: New York, Los Angeles, the fact that "we at FORE are con- KMET, Los Angeles; and Augie Chicago, San Francisco, Houston, cerned primarily with the record in- Blume, independent record promotion Detroit, Pittsburgh). His area of ac- dustry, whereas NATRA's primary man specializing in FM product. tivity will involve public service an- priority is in broadcasting." Blume was honored at last year's Con- nouncements, commercials, promo's, During the recent NATRA conven- ference as Record Promotion Man of presentation tapes, and other special tion, held in Houston, there were re- the Year. programming projects. peated rumors of major disagree- Session moderators announced by ments between officers of the two Gavin include Dave Klem national Additionally, special presentations organizations. During that meet, Ale- promotion director, Blair Radio; will salute the fiftieth anniversary of ong took office, succeeding Warren Willis Duff; Ken Dowe, national di- commercial radio. Gavin's annual Lanier, who stepped down abruptly FAMILY SHOW - David Cassidy of rector of operations, The McLendon "Men of the Year" Awards, voted by from the position of FORE pres- Bell's Partridge Family guested on Stations; Al Bell, executive vice pres- radio and record executives, will be ident. the Larry Kane Show on KTRK- ident, Stax/Volt Records; and Joe revealed during a banquet program In the letter, Aleong stresses the Houston and was interviewed by Smith, executive vice president, War- need to "keep it together before it's Kane. The also his on Friday evening, Nov. 20. too late" and enumerates the various artist performed ner Bros. Records. A 40 current chart single, "I Think I Love Also, Bill Summers, vice president -member advisory committee ways in which FORE plans to be of You." After twelve years in Houston, and general manager, WLOU- has developed this year's Conference. service to its members. the Kane Show goes into syndication Louisville; Mark Blinoff, assistant in January through Bing Crosby program director, KMPC-Los Ange- Productions. les; Ralph Emery, WSM-Nashville.

ERIC SAYS:

..-:,;,';; WA IS BIG EVERYTHING IS STILL BEAUTIFUL for Barnaby recording artist Ray Stevens who recently appeared at San Francisco's Fairmont Hotel. During his engagement there, Stevens was visited by a delegation from KLIF. Left to BUSINESS right, Michael O'Shea, KLIF program director and his wife; Stevens; Ken Dowe, station's operations mgr., and Mrs. Dowe; Norm Ziegler, regional di- rector of Columbia Records; Don Williams, Barnaby Records. 14 Cash Box - October 31, 1970 www.americanradiohistory.com A Hit Single

Lee Dorsey has a new sound. Call it pure swamp funk and call his new single, YES WE CAN-PART ONE, another smash in the Lee Dorsey tradition. Lee has been happening since 1958 when he showed up on American Bandstand and knocked everyone out. Since then his hits have included DO RE MI, RIDE YOUR PONY, WORKING IN A COALMINE and the underground hit, GET OUT OF MY LIFE WOMAN. Lee's new swampy single was penned by his friend and personal songwriter Allen Toussaint and says that all the peace in the world is inside, you just have to find it. The single has been out less than a week and it's already happening. Big. Just like all those other Lee Dorsey singles. We've only just begun. YES we can

PAR T ONE (PD 2-14038) From his forthcoming album:

YES WE CAN (24-4042)

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Polydor Records, Cassettes and 8 -Track Cartridges are distributed in the USA by Polydor Inc; in Canada by Polydor Canada Ltd.

www.americanradiohistory.com cashbox Mien on stage

constantly screaming "Sing in Span- Raphael ish." "En Espagnol" was a repeated Jackson 5 David Ackles cry. And because so much of what he ROYAL BOX, AMERICANA, NEW sings in English is done phonetically, MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, FORTUNE THEATER, NYC-About YORK - International recording Americans, judging from the reac- NYC - What does it take to satisfy five weeks ago, a phenomenon oc- star Raphael is a dynamic entertainer tions around the table, sensed that he the musical tastes of 15,000 people; curred on the West Coast. Elton John with a thoroughly beautiful, marvel- people between the ages of four and made his American debut. On the bill didn't understand the meaning of black people ously -controlled, velvet voice. He has many of the lyrics he was chanting. forty, and white people, with him was David Ackles. When I fantastic range from the forceful the rich and the poor ? It takes some- met Elton in New York shortly after, When you hear the "Wonder Of something I deep tones to high falsettos, and he You" pronounced the "Gwonder of thing extra special, that's mentioned to him that I thought uses them in almost every song. He energetic and totally captivating. It both his and David's work displayed You" and the line in a dramatic read- five the has long hair, is very much a "to- "I Believe" pronounced "every takes youngsters; the new kings same kind of sensitivity. "You - ing of of soul. It takes the Jackson 5. know, it's funny," he said. "David day" performer with exciting hand TINE I hear a new born baby cry" motions in the Tom Jones style, The Jackson 5 are the most dynam- doesn't seem to be as well known here the mood is broken and the per- as he should. In Britain he's huge wears very hip clothing (he wore a formance is hurt. ic, energetic, and professional group a perforated shirt and a jump suit all in show business. They turned star and could sell out any theater he in black opening night) and sings in And there is the constant problem Madison Square Garden into com- chose to play in. We think he's in- Spanish and English with a beat. so common in performers from the plete chaos by merely walking on credible." The opening night audience was Continent of making every song a stage, and when they began to per- Somewhere, if you chose to look loaded with Spanish speaking people dramatic event or major tragedy. So form, it was obvious that they hard enough, there's a musical link who came to see and hear their idol. superb was Raphael with his medley deserved every bit of recognition between Elton and David. It's enough They ran up to take photos, of hits in his native tongue and with they got. The 5 are super stars; the for me to know that the feeling is presented him with a painting of "Carnival" that we couldn't help but new kings of soul replacing James there. feel that he would have been that Brown and the Temptations. Their David must be the most intense himself, threw rose petals and flow- with ers at him, and screamed at every much stronger if he had stuck songs are brilliant, and their voices - single performer when ht. takes the songs in Spanish, and sung more soft, golden. They are a new sensation as stage. Listening to him, as he sings, sexy motion or stare he offered. his He tore onto the stage with a gal- mood material that would display were Presley and the Beatles in their hunched over his upright , is loping "Halleluiah" number (also his velvety voice and its beautiful curls time. They are America's hottest somewhat like sitting in on group and tremors to greatest advantage. in of record sales. therapy. His songs are astoundingly closer) sang "Goin' Outta My Head" group terms clear in English and Spanish, belted The one English bit that really The Jackson 5 can sing, dance, per- portraits of people-their per- Raphael's delicate form, and generate enough excite- sonalities and relationships, and "Something" and "I Believe" in En- flipped us was places. Dark glish, "Ghost Riders" in Spanish, a piece of special material at which ment to completely overwhelm an au- bars, crusty men whose "La he hands a lady in the audience dience: You name it, and the Jackson minds are inhabited by frighteningly medley of his hits in Spanish, time real phantasms that often determine Bamba," "Hava Nagilah" and a dra- (while he croons his love to her) a 5 can do it better than anyone in the doll as sou- their lives and the lives of those matic "Pagliacci" number that cute little pink stuffed business, period. who touch them, cities uncontrollably seemed to tear his throat apart. venir of the evening they spent to- k.k. avail- belching evil chemicaled air, and the Raphael gives his all. How he can do gether. Raphael's material is unmatched, and vol- on Liberty/UA in the U.S. crippling hurt that one two a day with such force able human being inflicts on another, these ume is beyond belief. The Munchkins are the subjects of David's musical Nothing seemed to satisfy the au- poems. dience more than when he sang "Car- And when, at the end "The Day In The Life Of James Anderson VILLAGE GATE, NYC-The Munch- of the set, nival" (or kins are three young men from Penn- after the superb "Downriver," encore A Fool") in Spanish and Portuguese. (a classic of modern songwriting), This is where he excelled, and every- ELECTRIC CIRCUS, NASHVILLE, sylvania who play a blend of music TENN.-It's still great fun being in which incorporates good old rock and you leave the theater, it's as if your one loved it. Because it was the only mind has been cleansed, your lungs number that was not delivered with on the embryonic days of a talent roll with some of the more electronic- who could be a giant in a matter ally contemporary sounds-the latter and veins purged of accumulated an over -dramatized technique. poisons. A great weight seems to Because so much of the program of months. That's the kick we had of their own composition. The trio last week. was on view all too briefly last week have been lifted. David Ackles is (we think too much) was in English, the sauna of the soul. the Spanish speaking people were Gerry Wexler, exec v.p. of Atlantic at the Gate; still they hung around Records, brought James Anderson up long enough to show they are one of e.v.l. to Cash Box last week to play us some the more exciting and musically pro- super cuts of an LP that Huey ficient of the new groups. Meaux, the man who discovered Jim, Guitarist Craig Bolyn, late of the had recorded. We flipped on a "Mama Nazz, led the charge for the major Dick Jensen ATTENTION Mama" cut and fell in love with a portion of the Munchkins' sets. He ballad piece (as well as a number of has a commanding instrumental style WESTSTDE ROOM, CENTURY others) in the LP. Jim has a fantastic and a voice particularly well suited CITY, CALIF. - Jensen, who hails range, can dip down to the Brook to the blues. Along with associates from Honolulu, has worked many of NEW BOOK Benton depths, has superb phrasing Larry Morris on bass and Renaldo L. A.'s lesser bistros in the last few LISTS EVERY CHARTED RECORD with a soul lyric, and sings with the Smith on drums, he did up "Theme years and is currently getting a star texture of Sam Cooke. That's what From A Pirate Opera," a fine extended buildup with a recent stint at the * Date record first hit we got from the record. piece; an irrepressible "Bovine Blues" Landmark in Vegas and the Copa in and the perennial "School Days." N. Y. 1 chart. 1 When Gerry was asked, how Jim The Munchkins are new and still In this, his first major club appear- * Highest position reached. was on stage, Gerry said he never evolving. Before very long, an enter- saw him perform but signed him for ance in town, he more than lives up prising record company will un- to billing as "Hawaii's Only Active 9 * Total weeks on chart. 9 his vocal ability on the tapes and doubtedly enable them to put their Meaux's comment about his talents. section of Volcano." It's an explosive, orgasmic * Record label and number. sound before a large the act and, if some of the mannerisms Hearing that he was appearing that people. are borrowed from Elvis Presley, 5 * Listed by artist 7 same evening (as the office visit) in e.k. Tom Jones and Bobby Darin, there alphabetically. Nashville, and since we were heading are enough variations to make his down there that same day for the Over records and act palatable. Jensen isn't unique. 5 10,000 o Country Convention, we stopped in But he is thoroughly entertaining. 2,200 artists are listed. to see Jim work at this new disco- The World's Fare theque. And much to our surprise, Vocally, one is tempted to compare Compiled from Billboard Magazines this soft-spoken lad is a wild man PLAYBOY CLUB/LAKE GENEVA, him with Dean Martin on pop ballads and he's got it all. WIS.-A fresh and very entertaining and David Clayton Thomas on rhyth- "Top 100" Charts, this exciting new on stage, new group, billed as The World's Fare mic, soulful sounds. But this is unfair book lists every "45" RPM record Working with a pick-up band (Jim featuring Jan Brenner, debuted re- to Jensen his voice is rugged, to hit every "Top 100" chart from has no band of his own yet and the cently in the Playmate Room of the robust and readily- identifiable. November, 1955 to January, 1970. club was opened only just six days Lake Geneva Playboy Club. Despite his comment that "the old- Everyone interested in or associ- earlier) he tore the place apart with The group was formed about a year er folks probably wonder what I'm ated with the record music industry "Easy To Be Hard," a wild version ago in Dayton, Ohio and consists of doing out here," it is a compromise of Chicago's "Wake Up Sunshine," Sandy Allen will find this informative book to be Jim LaMonica (drums), act which succeeds in bridging the Delaney & Bonnie's "Soul Shake" and (Piano), Phil Pierria (bass)-three generation gap. A few chart and an absolute must! closed the set. with Sly's "I Wanna very accomplished musicians show- Don't miss out on your personal standard titles are sandwiched be- Take You Higher." cased during a brief but effective tween the harder rock songs ("Ev- copy of this valuable and informative James Anderson is absolutely tor- warm -un session of jazz music- erything is Beautiful," "Try A Little reference book. rid, with body motions, James Brown Danny Nelson (lead singer & congo Tenderness," "My Way," "Pearly type leg work. microphone girations drums) and vocalist Jan Brenner. "Spinning Wheel" are When performing as a whole, the Shells" and What some of the nations leading and the like. He's a natural. Unfor- several of the more recognizable ti- tunately we couldn't get any soft groun's material is largely contemp- tles establishment fans). Arrange- radio stations are saying: because the at- orary with an oldie or two thrown fantastic tool we've ever stuff from the stage ments, mostly by Don Costa, are "Most mosphere of swinging beer -drinkers in. Their acannella reading of "Some- nearly magnificent. But somehow seen." heavy rock. And that's where Over The Rainbow" proved a called for "Some- they too smack of parrotism, echoing "Out of sight." what Jim gave 'em. showstonner and. in contrast, Chicago and Blood Sweat and Tears. "A godsend to the music busi- thing's Burning," "59th St. Bridge" them The combination of so beautiful and "Carnet Man" were also outstand- The Al Pelligrini Band offers ness." and such wild en- with proper abandon and the Duncan a sound on disks ing and very pleasing to the audience. offer Now available for immediate ship- thusiasm on stage, plus facial bone Miss Brenner's soft, deep voice and Sisters (Phyllis and Helen) ment. structure that reminds one of Mike very winning stage personality com- both soul and inspiration to the pro- Jagger, suggests the birth of a major pliments the group nicely. ceedings. Order Now! $5000 postpaid talent. An excellent lounge act. Tie 'Fare' Jensen recently signed an exclusive contract with Screen Gems and word 1Zecord Keep the name James Anderson in are solidly booked through February mind. You'll probably be hearing a of next year and are currently weigh- is out that he'll be starring in his esearch great deal from this lad. His materi- ing several disk offers. own musical TV series next season. 8447 Lloyd (414) 251-5408 h.g. Menononee Falls, Wisc. 53051 al will be made available on Cotillion. C.C.

16 Cash Box - October 31, 1970 www.americanradiohistory.com www.americanradiohistory.com Atlantic Promo ,,,A.. /MOM Kapralik Dismayed MSS" de ÌÌ m At Boston Action Staff Expands CashBox LOOKING AHEAD NEW YORK - Henry Allen, Atlan- "V,,, On Sly Cancellation tic's vice-president in charge of na- tional promotion has disclosed plans LOS ANGELES The decision of Boston's - for the label's expanding its promo- 1 DREAMS 16 THE BEST YEARS OF MY LIFE Mayor Kevin White to tional staff and adjusting its promo- (No Exit-BMI) i(StaxM0077) revoke the promoter's license for Sly tional activities. New promotion men Buddy Miles (Mercury 73119) Eddie Floyd and the Family Stone to perform at to be added by the firm will concen- 2 CATHY CALLED 17 FROM ATLANTA TO GOODBYE Boston Gardens last week was cited trate on regional areas, specifically (Damian-Virtu-Schoogieburg-BMI) (Geo. Pincus-ASCAP) as an "illogical act" by the group's to give Atlantic's labels: Atlantic, Eddy Holman (ABC 11276) Manhattans (Deluxe 129) manager, Dave Kapralik. 18 RUN, WOMAN, RUN Atco & Cotillion extra coverage in 3 WORKIN' TOGETHER Kapralik said mayor's de- (Unart-BMI) (Algee-BMI) that the Tammy Wynette (Epic 10653) cision was based on "mis -information these areas. Ike & Tina Turner (Liberty 56207) Currently reporting to Allen are 19 MONEY MUSIC and one without investigating all as- 4 I LOVED YOU LIKE Atlantic's full promotion staff, in- (Greyhound / Doraflo-BMI) pects of the situation." MY VERY LIFE Boys in the Band (Spring 106) "Over the past two years," Ka- cluding LeRoy Little, Richard Mack, (Pocketful of Tunes-BMI) Thomas 20 THIS WORLD pralik said, "Sly and the Family Bill Staton, Dick Kline, Gary John- Carla (Stax 0080) (Sunbean-BMI) Stone have performed on numerous son, Mario Medious, Dick Wooly, 5 LUCY Sweet Inspirations (Atlantic 2750) occasions for Boston audiences with - Bob (Mee-Moo-BMI) 21 GOOD TIMES ARE COMING Vince Faraci, Vic O'Gilvie, Crabby Appleton (Elektra 45702) that occurence. (Apr i I / B arwin /Jac-ASCAP) Gaiters, George Furness, John Mama Cass (Dunhill 4253) "In addition," he continued, "May- Minkove, Ray Evans and Gunter 6 GAMES or White's reference to the recent (Dimension-BMI) 22 SWEET SWEETHEART Hauer. Working closely with Allen Redeye (Pentagram 204) (Screen Gems/Columbia-BMI) Chicago riots and his allegations that Bobby Vee (Liberty 56208) Sly and the Family Stone was a are Jerry Greenberg, newly appointed 7 STONED COWBOY vice-president in charge of product & (Unart-BMI) 23 A WOMAN'S WAY cause of those riots shows that he is Fantasy (Liberty 56190) Moonsong/Cotillion-BMI) not aware that Mayor Daley of Chi- operations and the firm's sales and Rozetta Johnson (Clintone 1001) announced in the press the marketing chiefs. 8 SPIRIT IN THE SKY cago that (Great Honesty-BMI) 24 I CAN'T GET NEXT TO YOU group was in no way responsible for Dorothy Morrison (Buddah 196) (Jobete-BMI) that occurance. 9 YOUNG MAN Al Greene (Hl 2182) "Sly was on his way to the Chica- (Jazz Edition-BMI) 25 THAT'S THE WAY I WANT go concert in a limousine with the The Who (Decca 32737) OUR LOVE head of the department of parks 10 TO THE OTHER MAN (Cape Ann/Jabee-BMI) when the police requested that they (Klondike-BMI) Joe Simon (Soundstage 7 2667) turn around since the riot was al- Luther Ingram (Koko 2106) 26 EMPTY PAGES ready developing." 11 AMOS MOSES (Irving-BMI) (Vector-BMI) Traffic (United Artists 50692) Jerry Reed (RCA 9904) 27 CHERYL MOANA MARIE `Madron' Track To Quad 12 HEY GIRL (Rosebridge-BMI) (Screen Gems/Columbia-BMI) John Rowles (Kapp 2102) LOS ANGELES The soundtrack Lettermen (Capitol 2938) from "Madron," - the Four -Star/ DEBUT - Peter Nero is shown con- 28 THE MAN, THE WIFE & ducting orchestra and chorus in the 13 I GOTTA LET YOU GO LITTLE BABY DAUGHTER Excelsior motion picture, has been (Jobete-BMI) (Greyhound-BMI) scheduled as the first album to debut performance of his original Martha Reeves & Vandellas (Gordy 7103) Phil Flowers (Bell 928) work, "Anne Frank: The Di- be released by Quad Records, Four - musical 14 WHO NEEDS YOU 29 MORNING Star's label. MGM will distribute the ary of A Young Girl." The concert (Trousdale-BMI) (Show Biz-BMI) LP. was presented in Temple Beth El in Steppenwolf (Dunhill 4261) Jim Ed Brown (RCA 9909) The soundtrack album contains ten Great Neck, New York, Sunday, Sep- 15 ONE LIGHT, TWO LIGHTS 30 ME ABOUT YOU tracks, all written by Riz Ortolani, tember 27th. As a result of the suc- (Tattersall /Lan-Tastic-BMI) (Chardon-BMI) of "More." Music is being cess of this first performance, Nero Satisfactions (Lionel 3205) Turtles (White Whale 364) published by BNP Music Publishing is for a TV spe- Co. (ASCAP), the publishing subsidi- currently negotiating ary of Four -Star. cial featuring his work, in addition to The "Madron" involvement is the bringing it into Manhattan for a con- Big Three Sets Bloom to Europe first motion picture venture for BNP. cert at Philharmonic Hall. NEW YORK - L&R/MGM Records artist Bobby Bloom has departed for Hamburg, Germany to begin a series Keith PR Drive of television and promotional ap- NEW YORK - Big 3 Music's talent pearances throughout Europe. CITIZENS acquisition drive directed by executive Bloom's debut single "Montego vice president Allen Stanton is cur- Bay," a cut from his first LP, "Bobby rently focused on Barbara Keith. Bloom" is at #31 this week. Current- Her composition "Free The Peo- ly the record is #28 in Holland; #14 This Is Your ple" has already been recorded in in Belgium and #2 in England. several versions according to Big 3 Bloom's recordings are released on general professional manager Wally L&R/MGM in the United States and Schuster and because of the wide- on Polydor throughout Europe. spread reaction to the tune, A&M Included on Bobby Bloom's sched- Rick Bar- ule is an appearance on Germany's Records has just rush released bara Keith's own version. An album "Four, Three, Two, One" to be aired featuring "Free The People" is also November 7. Holland's pop program in by Miss Keith. "Eddy Ready Do" will host Bobby ElVy preparation Bloom on its October 28 segment, Big 3 is now embarked on a cam- and in Paris, Bloom will join Georgie paign designed to further develop Fame on the color TV series "Du Sur Miss Keith's talents on all levels. Her La Deux" on November 2nd. engagement at Fillmore East was followed with appearances on Cana- dian Television with Ian and Sylvia, On RCA as well as local TV guest shots in the States. A series of college concerts is also in the works for the artist who L has already built up a substantial underground reputation by way of her first Verve LP. U `Colette' Mio's Caster NEW YORK - Mio International Tv series Records has acquired the original off- Broadway cast of "Colette." Album is scheduled for release within the next I several weeks and will be issued on Mio's 3000 Series label which carries a suggested list price of $5.98. "Colette" originally opened off- On ABC TV Broadway last May at the Ellen Stew- art Theater. Starring Zoe Caldwell, who received the New York Drama Desk Award for her performance. ON THE LEWIS AGAIN-Ramsey Nwcnm,..,., "Colette" ran until Miss Caldwell's Lewis has re-signed with GRT Rec- August departure because of a prior ords Group according to Len Levy, commitment. president of the company. A major RICK ELY REVOLUTION STARTS will Miss all -market promotion, advertising, THE Mio's album feature and publicity campaign will help cele- WITH "CIRCLE GAME" Caldwell and members of the cast in brate Lewis' firteenth year as a re- excerpts from the show, along with cording artist. Shown at the pacting FROM HIS FORTHCOMING ALBUM. incidental music played by Harvey are (1. to r.) Len Levy, Joe Gowan, Schmidt who, in collaboration with veep of administration for GRT and Tom Jones, composed the music. (seated) Ramsey Lewis.

18 Cash Box - October 31, www.americanradiohistory.com We 1 d when they sat doahekazoo.

Official Mungo Jerry Kazoo

We were still laughing when Mungo Jerry played IN THE SUMMERTIME. By the time they finished we were hysterical. A few weeks later IN THE SUMMERTIME had sold over a million singles. That really got us. Now, we laughingly introduce another Mungo Jerry single. This one, like the other one is from the album and it's called JOHNNY B. BADDE. And it sounds mighty goode. MINGO JERRY

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www.americanradiohistory.com aie Produces B. J. GRT Releases Teidec's U. S. Video Disc Showing (from p. 7) .SHVILLE - Scepter recording ist B. J. Thomas is currently First Albums nding time in Atlanta recording NEW YORK - GRT Records an- next single at the Studio One re - nounced three albums in the label's Carriage with pickup head ding facility of Buddy Buie, who initial release: "Dixie Belle" by Stan handling the production chores of Hitchcock, "Come To My Garden" by Thomas single. The sessions rep- Minnie Riperton, and "Podipto" by disk ent the first production efforts by Podipto. e for the Scepter artist whose hits The albums, which feature prod- Keep Falling On uct directed toward the country, soul lude "Raindrops Tensioned Head" & "I Just Can't Help Be- and underground audiences, will be supported by an extensive promo- /cable ing." cam- Playing is the producer of such hits tion, advertising and publicity desk "Cherry Hill Park", "Traces", paign. Trade and consumer ads, radio tooky", "Stormy", "Every Day spots, and local promotion co-ordi- th You Girl", and "Where Did All nated with personal appearances will Good Times Go?", as recorded be utilized. Dennis Yost and the Classics IV l Billy Joe Royal. Synchronous Schwartz Up At NMC motor OCEANSIDE, N. Y.-NMC Corp. has Pulley comano Joins promoted Gertrude Schwartz to cor- =SAC Exec Staff porate secretary with the additional responsibilty for directing the recent- Geared transmission system .SHVILLE - Alice Prager, exec- budget department of re vice president and managing ly reorganized has ap- the corporation. Principle of the video disc reproducer mechanism. ector of SESAC, Inc., Tom White, vice president of fi- nted Nicholas Arcomano as opera - nance and administration stated that survive along side one another. of inventors and execs did not want es administrator, effective imme- the promotion of Mrs. Schwartz to One of the few questions the panel to comment on at this session was at tely. her new position will enable the com- what speed the records were record- Cor some ten years prior to his pany to broaden its internal reporting ed. Another was the effect this would epting his new assignment at and forecasting techniques and allow have on contract negotiations with SAC, Arcomano had been assistant management to better channel its ef- artists for video rights. the director of operations for forts on corporate investment. The lack of response brought to CAP. With SE SAC, he will work mind infinite possibilities such as ectly with the licensing firm's vice what one might do with an artist the sident and executive administra - likes of an Andy Williams, assuming Sal Candilora. Lebowsky Named MD For his contracts were originally negoti- 1.rcomano is a graduate of Ford - `Exodus' On Broadway ated before the advent of the audio- n and holds an L.L.B. University NEW YORK Stanley Lebowsky Shown in the photo are (1. to r.) visual recording technique. Since Tee from Albany (N. Y.) Law - Lloyd Gellison classical publicity dir. Andy is a Columbia recording artist, tool. He is a member of the Cop.y- has been set as musical director by producers Ken Gaston and Leonard of Polydor, Scott Mampe, in charge of a division of CBS, and has a video ht Society of the U. S. A., the classical products for Mercury Rec- agreement with NBC, related to University and Albany Goldberg for "Ari," the musicaliza- RCA, for eventuali- 'dham tion of Leon Uris' novel, "Exodus," ords, Tom Manoff and Harris Dan- if provisions this is School Alumni Associations, the ziger of the Settlement. ty were not made in advance, which spel Music and Country Music As- which goes into rehearsal next Mon- of these companies would have the iations. day for a January 24th premiere at THE THIRD STREET MUSIC rights to Audio-Visual recordings. the Mark Hellinger Theatre. Philip SCHOOL Settlement was recently When Leo Hofberg, director of J. Lang will do the orchestrations, found to be in dire need of money and special projects for London Records 3mpbell To Brunswick while Peter Howard will create the equipment to assist in its teaching was discussing and displaying the :W YORK - Irving Wiegan, sec- dance and incidental music arrange- programs. Their operating budget is various potential uses of the A -V ary-treasurer of the Brunswick ments for the Walt Smith score. so limited it denied them the ability Disc (musical entertainment, educa- :ord Corporation, has named Anita With David Crver and Constance to purchase a record player or de- tional, sports, films, in advertising, or npbell administrative director of Towers in the starring roles, "Ari" velop a record library. have the disc on a sheet in a newspa- firm's copyright and royalty de- will open a 3 week pre -Broadway en- Harris Danziger, director of the per or magazine supplement) infinite tment. Miss Campbell spent the gae'ement at the Shubert Theatre in School received, as a memorial to problems of rights to record in the tt six years with Decca Records. Philadelphia on November 30th. John P. Gula formerly of Heliodor A-V configuration came to mind. Records, a stereo phonograph with The educational aspects of the A -V FM receiver and cassette unit and disc seem limitless. This was obvious basic collateral equipment as a per- when Hofberg suggested that as n n sonal gift from friends. The nucleus many as 50 TV sets could be fed by a of a small record and cassette collec- program from one single record. tion was contributed by Deutsche On hand for the presentation, in 3 Grammophon and Mercury. addition to D. H. Toller -Bond and The seventy-five year old school Leo Hofberg, were the system's in- provides youngsters who would ventors, H. Redlich and G. Dickopp otherwise be on the streets of the as well as W. Berger, who reviewed lower East Side with an alternative, the development of the Video Disc music. Any kind of music. It keeps and K. Thorne, of British Decca who eak,, them involved and enables them to handled the question and answer ses- participate with a goal and opportu- sion. )rty nity for development they often can- their home environ- not obtain within 'Playback' Plan Produced by \n/, ment. Columbia It would be a small matter Danziger (Continued from p. 7) Jeff Barry said, if each record company with a classical label were to place the Third 111. Street Music School Settlement on mailing list, as has on the inner sleeve is shown below.) its promotional It is understood that the A&R de- been done by Mercury and Deutsche out Grammophon. The records and cas- partment is desireous of finding settes would be a minor gift by the how the consumer feels about materi- but multinlied al it plans to release, etc. r%tccl íirx record manufacturers, The does not suggest the size in receipt by the Third Street Music form School Settlement could be a bonanza. or the speed of the sample disk that This sort of contribution could help will be sent out ten times a year. alleviate one need. Other side of the sleeve offers a A similar participation of the part series of posters, mostly of Columbia of music publishers, and publishers of artists for $1.50 each as well as an 1 Week after release books of a musical nature would satis- assortment of six jigsaw puzzles of fy another hunger. Also the school familiar Columbia and Epic LP cov- needs eauipment. Students are being ers for $2.00 each. trained in recording techniques with and already on... the generous loan of some basic units by instructor Tom Manoff. 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www.americanradiohistory.com lape news ¡v'poi1 LOLA KINKS REPRISE Noma Music Hi -Count Music Film Technicians' Rep Smith Named EVR Towne, Aucoin to Address Videotape Production Assn. YELLOW RIVER Payment Scale V.P. Marketing; CHRISTIE EPIC Proposes for 2 -Part New York Meeting LEAPY LEE DECCA NEW YORK-On Monday, October Noma Music From TV Cassette Use Former G.E. Exec 26 at 6:30 p.m., the Videotape Pro- HOLLYWOOD-The first formula for NEW YORK-The naming of Harry duction Assn. will hold a two-part I JUST DON'T KNOW WHAT TO negotiations under which Hollywood E. Smith as Vice President, Market- meeting at Eastern Video Studios, DO WITH MYSELF film crafts would benefit from the pro- ing, for the CBS Electronic Video 423 East 90th Street here. The first GARY PUCKETT COLUMBIA ceeds of the television cassette indus- Recording Division was announced half of the meeting will consist of CISSY HOUSTON JANUS try was proposed recently by Don by Robert E. Brockway, Division a talk by Howard Towne, manager of Ann -Rachel Haggerty, business representative of President. "Proliferation of both indi- product development at Ampex. Towne will speak on the subjects of "high U.S. Songs Film Technicians Local 683, IATSE. vidual and industry -wide opportunities In a letter to IATSE international for creating EVR packages to solve speed duplication" and two-inch video- Jac Songs president Dick Walsh, Haggerty education, industrial and enrichment tape cassettes. The presentation will Blue Seas sought immediate bargaining with problems has opened up this position be both technical and non -technical producers who have indicated their in- earlier than anticipated," Brockway and will include slides. STAND BY ME tentions of making available to video said. During the second half of the meet- DAVID & JIMMY RUFFIN SOUL cassettes their theatrical and tele- Smith came to CBS after some ing, director for Tele -Tape Produc- Hill & Range vision films. twenty years with General Electric. tions, Guillaume Aucoin will discuss Trio Music Haggerty's formula would include In his last four years with G.E., he the techniques he employed while di- television ABT Ent. 10 per cent of the gross revenue (sales was concurrently responsible for gen- recting the closed circuit and rental) of domestically -produced eral management of its Closed Circuit videotaping of "Oh! Calcutta!" Aucoin theatrical features from their use in Television business section, and for all winner of six Clio awards, three Art PATCH IT UP Direction awards and a Hollywood Re- ELVIS PRESLEY RCA television cassettes; 10 per cent of the marketing activities of its Visual gross from cassette use of all do- Communications Products Depart- porter award, is presently working on Elvis Presley mestically -made theatrical short sub- ment. Mr. Smith held a variety of an Enzo Stuarti Special and a festival S -P -R Music jects and subjects made originally for posts with G.E. Schenectady opera- concert for The Rolling Stones in Lon- television broadcast, and 20 per cent tions between 1950 and 1962, then don. At his presentation, segments of DO I LOVE YOU of the gross from those theatrical moved to G.E. operations in Syracuse. "Oh! Calcutta!" will be screened. DILL DEAL & RHONDELLS .POLYDOR pictures of American interest made Hill & Range abroad and so used. Awards Mother Bertha Haggerty proposed that the pro- 'Go/die' ceeds from the cassettes be used to Dick Martin (1) and Dan Rowan (r) stars I CAN'T BELIEVE THAT bolster the health and welfare fund of the "Laugh -In" tele- YOU'VE STOPPED LOVING ME and the pension plan of Hollywood craftsmen, as well as provide supple- vision show are pic- CHARLIE PRIDE RCA mental unemployment benefits to the tured with the first Hill & Range jobless. He said that the funds have Golden Cassettes pre- Blue Crest been hard hit by lack of employment sented the comedians in motion picture and telefilm produc- by the International TINKER TAILOR tion, and that thousands, including Symposium of TV THE OUTSIDERS KAPP many industry veterans have lost Cassettes. Pictured BUTTERMILK BOTTOM ...POLYDOR their benefits. with the two is Fred- Noma Music Haggerty, one of the two union erick Ford, former na- Inquiry Music officials who attended the three-day tional Cable TV Pres- International Symposum of TV Cas- ident and FCC Com- settes here, said, "The cassette field missioner. Rowan and I GOT A WOMAN is Martin were AL KOOPER COLUMBIA amazing in its potential and that honored the unions and guilds should be on for their "pioneering Hill & Range the alert to protect the interests of accomplishments in the their members." He also claimed that production of films for GONE the guilds and unions lost millions of the television cart- BILL MEDLEY MGM dollars by not being reimbursed for ridge medium" through Hill & Range the television exhibition of the older their ARM Produc- Dallas Music motion pictures. tions.

DON'T PLAY THAT SONG ARETHA FRANKLIN ATLANTIC Motorola Forms Center for TV Cassette Programming Dolphin Produces Films Hill & Range NEW YORK-Motorola, Inc., recently as part of the education and training announced formation of a new orga- products unit, which also is in charge Of Bahamas Regattas THE ABERBACH GROUP nization, the Motorola Teleprogram of sales and marketing of the Motorola 241 West 72 Street. New York, N.Y. Center, termed "Another step in our "Teleplayer" device which permits NEW YORK - Dolphin Productions, determination to take a commanding playing CBS -developed EVR cart- in the first announcement of specific lead not only in the hardware part ridges through any television set. titles, has committed two films for dis- of the new medium of Cartridge TV The Motorola Teleprogram Center, tribution in the home video cassette but in programming as well" by according to Lloyd Singer, vice presi- market. Allan Stanley, president of Elmer Wavering, vice-chairman and dent of Motorola Systems Inc., has Dolphin, a division of Computer Im- chief operating officer. formed advisory groups to assist in age Corp., is presently negotiating re- The new organization will operate the selection of programming for con- lease with major firms who will both version to the EVR format to satisfy manufacture the cassettes and supply specific needs of major industrial/ video programming "software". institutional markets including educa- Dolphin, a producer of television tion, business and industry, health, commercials as well as industrial and public safety, religious institutions, educational films, has recently begun cable TV, and the home consumer. production of computer -generated an- He said its other functions are: Ob- imation on film. This will be combined taining rights to program material with the live action of the two films, and arranging for conversion to EVR now in the can, for the final version and, in the future, to other Cartridge released to the cassette market. TV formats; Maintaining an inven- tory of cartridges which will help to The two films, both produced and give producers the opportunity to directed by Stanley, are the first "spe- create special programs in the new cial interest" titles announced. medium and to be assured of distri- "The Bermuda Race"-a half-hour bution; Merchandising the Cartridge sports action portrait of the famous TV concept to new markets through Newport -to -Bermuda blue-chip clas- Motorola divisions, or combination dis- sic. Color -filmed by a Dolphin pro- tributors. (A combination distributor duction crew aboard the "Stormvogel," is one who markets both the "Tele - one of the contenders in the race, the player" unit and programming as a picture is narrated by Bill Robinson, package for specific audiences.) editor of "Yachting" magazine and Another function is the investiga- author of the book "Berth to Ber- tion of other markets and apnlications muda". for the program material the Moto- "Out Island Regatta" is a half-hour rola Teleprogram Center will have kind of sailing, available. Singer said a number of record of a difffferent independent producers already have with the carnival-like atmosphere of worked with the company since an- this regatta, open to the inter-island WA of schooners and fishing craft of the nouncement its entry into pro- gramming, and Motorola expects this Bahamas Out Islands. IS trend to grow. Stanley plans to combine computer- Singer said the center will also generated animation with live action I G Play a role in providing programming in the production of additional films li for the home consumer market. but for the home video cassette market only after extensive research to deter- and is meeting with several compa- BUSINESS mine the public's needs and how they nies now who seek instructional, in- can be effectively coupled with the formational and special interest pro- new medium. gramming for cassette distribution.

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THE SUPREMES (Motown 1172) TAMIKO JONES (Metromedia 197) Stoned Love (2:49) (Jobete, BMI-Wilson, Semoht) Blossom (2:11) (Blackwood/Country Road, BMI-Taylor) A breath of the original motor city sound supercharges this new Working with a tune from one of the hottest writers in the current pic- Supremes side. Track is "Baby Love" come of age with a full power that ture, Tamiko Jones adds a hypnotic vocal sound that turns the session into enhances the dance drive and sparkles behind the team's mighty vocal pure magic. Especially good for both top forty and mixed adult audiences, performance. One more giant on the roster. Flip: "Shine on Me" (3:59) the side could well jump into the best seller circuit. Flip: "Please Don't Tell (Jobete, BMI-Wilson) Me" (2:52) (Ruler, BMI-Quillen, Smith)

CLARENCE CARTER (Atlantic 2774), LITTLE SISTER (Stone Flower 9001) It's All in Your Mind (2:31) (Fame, BMI-Jackson, Moore) Somebody's Watching You (2:46) (Daly City, BMI-Stewart) Yet another chapter in the life sto of Clarence Carter finds the man of Unmistakable material tinged by the Sly Stewart stroke gives Little "Patches" come of age and meeting his first lover's setback. The insight Sister a new vehicle for top forty/blues reception. Side is not as raucous of the material and Carter's superior delivery add up to another powerful as the first hit from the act, but has a simmering rhythmic flash to assure solid response. Flip: no info. sales entry. Flip: "Till I Can't Take it Anymore" (3:05) (Eden, BMI-Otis, Burton) EDWARD BEAR (Capitol 2955) You Can't Deny It (3:43) (Eeyor, Marks) NEIL DIAMOND (Uni 55264) Having showed their softer side in "You, Me & Mexico," Edward Bear He Ain't Heavy . . . He's My Brother (3:59) (Harrison, ASCAP-Russell, roars out of Canada again with rhythmic fangs bared. Pulsing top forty side Scott) that has the impact to create sales action on the teen level. Flip: no info. Turning, as he only infrequently does, to other authors' material, Neil Diamond follows his "Cracklin' Rosie" with a reprise of the Hollies hit of BETTY EVERETT (Fantasy 652) last year. The material's magnetism is well suited to Diamond's moody style I Got to Tell Somebody (2:20) (Wally Roker, BMI-Ervin) and should prove a powerful outing. Flip: no info. Returning after a brief absence, Betty Everett takes hold of a bright ballad entry and turns it into a sprightly moderately -paced rhythm offering. NEIL DIAMOND (Bang 580) Side is bound to stir up R&B notice and could gain the momentum to break Do It (2:18) (Tallyrand, BMI-Diamond) top forty. Flip: "Why Are You Leaving Me" (3:30) (Parabut, BMI-Butler, And from his own catalog, Diamond doubles up with this issue of a Blumberg) early -in -his -career coupling track. Side is more rhythmic and an even more top forty tailored track that should continue to sustain his dual hit string. Flip: "Hanky Panky" (2:47) (T.M., BMI-Barry Greenwich) Remember? (Newcomer Picks J STEPPENWOLF (Dunhill 4261) RISING SIGN (Scepter 12295) Who Needs Ya (2:47) (Trousdale, BMI-Byrom, Kay) Together Again (2:54) (Larry Weiss, ASCAP-Weiss) Smoothed out sound that makes Steppenwolf sound like an almost differ- The label that brought us "Raindrops Keep Fallin'" comes up with an- ent act turns this new single into a surprising offering. The track has al- other enchanting ballad in that vein, this time from the Rising Sign. Charm- ready gained exposure advantage and looks like one of the brightest from ing material and arrangements give the group that extra thrust to win a spot- the group in a long while. Flip: "Earschplittenloudenboomer" (Trousdale, light place across the pop/rock board. Flip: "Hey Don't Hurt Yourself' (2:59) BM I-Byrom) (Same credits)

CHAIRMEN OF THE BOARD (Invictus 9081) THE STRANGE BROS. SHOW (Sire 4120) Gottehrer) Pay to the Piper (3:06) (Gold Forever, BMI-Perry, Johnson, Dunbar, Bond) Right On (3:14) (Doraflo/Greyhound, BMI-Feldman, background Pulsing rhythmic power and once again vocal fireworks touch off musical The expression of the day is fitted into a power percussion a rapid-fire top forty side. Choral sparkle and a lyric explosions for the Chairmen of the Board. Team blazes with a winning effort to make "Right On" a into best that is bound to boom into R&B sales ranks and catch top forty attention. tailor made for teen audiences assure this effort quick trip the Flip: "Bless You" (2:59) (Gold Forever, BMI-Johnson, Dunbar, Bond) seller picture. Flip: "Shakey Jakes" (2:40) (Same credits)

THE MOMENTS (Stang 5017) Choice Programming selections are ingles which. M opinion of o wing staff, are deserving of All I Have (3:20) Gambi, BMI-Kerr, Robinson) (Choice Programming special programmer consideration. Having dipped into the oldie bag, the Moments route their attention on a new piece that presents a gleaming new hit for the act. Smouldering ballad JACKIE JASON (Pip 99) RAY RIVERA ORCH. (MGM LAT fare with the team's characteristic brilliance to highlight the song. Excellent The World is Coming to a Start 3005) blues with top forty potential too. Flip: no info. (2:32) (Mourbar, ASCAP - Udell, Hard Hats (2:35) (Belwin-Mills, AS - Geld) A series of blues stations have CAP-) Chuckling instrumental side begun to expose this bright -lyric bal- with guitar and organ to rouse teen CHICAGO (Columbia 45264) change -of -pace play and blues Does Anybody Really Know What Time it Is? (2:53/3:17) (Aurelius, BMI- lad which is heightened by a perking bass line. Could spring into the sales thought. Flip: "Guava" (2:20) (Same Lamm) running and turn top forty too. Flip: credits) Two versions of the song from their first album presents the Chicago "Please Mr. Sun" (2:44) (Weiss & BURL IVES (Bell 930) Transit Authority with a flourish in top forty time. Team's exciting arrange- Barry, BMI - Getsov, Frank) Roll Up Some Inspiration (3:04) ments and superb material add up to an aural outburst that should blossom AD LIBS (Capitol 2944) (J. L. S., ASCAP - Meyer) Fine old- as a flowering chart entry. kind of mater- Love Me (3:16) (Belwin Mills, AS - fashioned sing along CAP - Murphy, Elbert) Attractive ial and a rousing interpretation from MUNGO (Janus 128) material is dressed up with a Burl Ives make this a strong shot for JERRY blues across the board play. Flip: "Real Johnny B. Badde (3:00) (Our Music/Don Kirshner, BMI-Dorset) performance that could create spill- on the top forty side. Roses" (2:06) (Magic, ASCAP-Mar- Washbasin rag from the "In the Summertime" crew links their good - over interest All About You" (2:55) aine) feeling flavor with an almost -hoe-down flair to come up with a frolic that Flip: "Know (Belwin Mills, ASCAP - Perricone) DEEP PURPLE (Warner Bros. 7405) should whet top forty appetites. Charm and rhythm offered with a twinkle. Black Night (2:58) (HEC), - Flip: "My Friend" (2:36) (Same credits) BEAT HOVEN (Wizdom 1981) Blackmore, Gillan, Glover, Lord, A Medley of My Hits (3:02) (Txa- Paice) Power material harkening james, ASCAP Wisner) Bright pi- back to earlier days boils over on the ARCHIE BELL & THE DRELLS (Atlantic 2768) ano medley of melodies- including the Wrap it Up (2:40) (East/Memphis/Pronto, BMI-Hayes, Porter) new Deep Purple venture. From G. chorale, "Ode to Joy" which should B.'s best seller lists and aimed top One of the second magnitude hits in the Sam & Dave catalog, "Wrap It make it interesting MOR fare. Flip: forty/FM. Flip: "Into the Fire" Up" is revisited by Archie Bell in a session that should reap fiery results "A Jab to the Jaw" (3:23) (Same (3:35) (Same credits) among teen listeners on the blues and rock sides. Powerful dance side for credits) the performers. Flip: "Deal With Him" (2:40) (Cotillion/Orellia, BMI-Bell) STEVE MILLER BAND (Capitol DESMOND DEKKER (Uni 55261) 2945) You Can Get it if You Really Want Steve Miller's Midnight Tango (2:38) BOBBY BLAND (Duke 464) (Irving, BMI Cliff) Mild reggae in (Sailor, ASCAP Sidran) Soft side - Desmond - Keep on Loving Me (Groovesville, BMI-Wilson) his patented style brings from the band for a change gives (2:32) Dekkar back, this time polished for Breaking into a bright new surge, Bobby Bland comes on with a strength them a pretty pop outing with FM added top forty impact. Flip: "Perse- prospects. Flip: "Going to Mexico" that hasn't been achieved in earlier singles. New side has a production verence" (Irving, BMI - Dacres) (2:23) (Sailor, ASCAP - Miller, plus that is bound to turn this into one of B.B.'s best sellers among blues Scaggs) and many top forty audiences. Flip: no info. LYNN ANDERSON (Columbia 45252) FREE DESIGN (Project Three 1387) Rose Garden (2:52) (Lowery, BMI - Don't Cry, Baby (2:59) (Almitra/ LITTLE MILTON CAMPBELL (Checker 1236) South) Written by Joe South, the Record, ASCAP - Dedrick) A group A Mother's Love (3:06) (Big Bee, BMI-Adpt: Bass) biggest single version of "Rose Gar- that can always be counted on for an Finding the soft approach a means of sizeable sales, Little Milton turns den" was aimed at R&B. Now, a out of the ordinary performance, the to an easy delivery once more with this blues drenched adoption of Free Design weaves a subtle vocal the country hit -in -the -making, Lynn An- ballad might spring into the classic "A Mother's Love." Tender, with a that but vocal strength that should derson's stands a powerful chance of MOR and top forty showcases. Flip: excite listener reaction. Flip: "Many Rivers to Cross" (3:00) (Irving, BMI- going top forty and MOR as well. "Time & Love" (2:49) (Celestial/ Cliff) Third version of this marvel. Flip: no info. Cherry River, ASCAP - Nyro) 24 Cash Box - October 31, 1970

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WKBW-Buffalo WQXI-Atlanta WOKY-Milwaukee KHJ-Hollywood Engine #9-Wilson Pickett-Atlantic Let's Work Together-Canned Heat-Liberty No Matter What-Badfinger-Apple Stoned Love-Supremes-Motown

Little Will Spin And Spin-Chakra-Mediarts See Me, Feel Me-The Who-Decca Be My Baby-Andy Kim-Steed I Think I Love You-Partridge Family-Bell King Of Rock-Crow-Amaret Maggie-Redbone-Columbia Still Water -4 Tops-Motown Engine #9-Wilson Pickett-Atlantic Unite The World-Temptations-Gordy Cry Me A River-Joe Cocker-A&M Do It-Neil Diamond-Bang 5-10-15-20-Presidents-Sussex Share The Land-Guess Who-RCA KXOK-St. Louis WQAM-Miami WFIL-Philadelphia Yellow River-Christie-Epic Heaven Help Us All-Stevie Wonder-Tamla After Midnight-Eric Clapton-Atco You Don't Have To Say-Elvis Presley-RCA Engine #9-Wilson Pickett-Atlantic Engine #9-Wilson Pickett-Atlantic Hum Along And Dance-Temptations-Gordy KYA-San Francisco Let's Work Together-Canned Heat-Liberty Part Time Love-Ann Peebles-Hi Tears Of A Clown-Smokey-Robinson-Tamla Share The Land-Guess Who-RCA WDGY-Minneapolis I Am Somebody-Johnny Taylor-Stax Domino-Van Morrison-Warner Bros. Tears Of A Clown-Smokey Robinson-Tamla Chains And Things-B. B. King-ABC Montego Bay-Bobby Bloom-L&R/MGM WTIX-New Orleans Heaven Help Us All-Stevie Wonder-Tamla Stand By Your Man-Candi Staton-Fame It Don't Matter-Bread-Elektra He Ain't Heavy-Neil Diamond-Uni You Don't Have To Say-Elvis Presley-RCA Unite The World-Temptations-Gordy Do It-Neil Diamond-Bang WMAK-Nashville Montego Bay-Bobby Bloom-L&R/MGM LP: Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen- It Don't Matter-Bread-Elektra Heaven Help Us All-Stevie Wonder-Tamla Santana-Columbia Stand By Your Man-Candi Staton-Fame Mama Mama-James Anderson-Cotillion Patch It Up/You Don't Have To Say-Elvis CKLW-Detroit Presley-RCA KJ R-Seattle WABC-New York Super Bad-James Brown-King Sunset Strip-Ray Stevens-Barnaby You Don't Have To Say-Elvis Presley-RCA So Close-Jake Holmes-Polydor See Me, Feel Me-The Who-Decca See The Light-The Flame-Brother No Matter What-Badfinger-Apple I Think I Love You-Partridge Family-Bell Deeper Deeper-Freda Payne-Invictus Be My Baby-Andy Kim-Steed 5-10-15-20-Presidents-Sussex Heed The Call-Kenny Rogers-Reprise Sweetheart-Engelbert Humperdinck-Parrot Still Water -4 Tops-Motown LP: Carol-Rolling Stones-London WIXY-Cleveland WEAM-Washington D.C. LP: Immigrant Song/Bran-y-aur-Stomp-Led Sweetheart-Engelbert Hum perdinck-Parrot Stoned Love-Supremes-Motown Zeppelin-Atlantic Tears Of A Clown-Smokey Robinson-Tamla Brothers Keeper-Flaming Ember-Hot Wax You Don't Have To Say-Elvis Presley-RCA No Matter What-Badfinger-Apple Who Needs You-Steppenwolf--Dunhill KXOA-Sacramento WLS-Chicago I Don't Wanna Cry-Ronnie Dyson-Columbia So Close-Jake Patch It Up-Elvis Presley-RCA Tears Of A Clown-Smokey Robinson-Tamla Heaven Help Us All-Stevie Wonder-Tamla Holmes-Polydor Rose Garden-Lynn Anderson-Columbia Engine #9-Wilson Pickett-Atlantic I Am Somebody-Johnny Taylor-Stax Be My Baby-Andy Kim-Steed Stand By Your Man-Candi Staton-Fame Sweet Sweetheart-Bobby Vee-Liberty Heaven Help Us All-Stevie Wonder-Tamla WMPS-Memphis WM EX-Boston Stony End-Barbra Streisand -Columbia Be My Baby-Andy Kim-Steed Man Wife And Little Baby Daughter-Phil Stoned Love-Supremes-Motown Endlessly-Sonny James-Capitol Cry Me A River-Joe Flowers-Bell Cocker-A&M He Ain't Heavy-Neil Diamond-Uni Stand By Pour Man-Candi Staton-Fame See Me Feel Me-The Who-Decca Stoned Love-Supremes-Motown Stand By Your Man-Candi-Staton-Fame It's Impossible-Perry Como-RCA It's All In My Mind-Clarence Carter-Atlantic Me About You-Turtles-White Whale Still Water -4 Tops-Motown Steve Miller's Midnight Tango-Steve Miller One Less Bell To Answer-5th Dimension-Bell WSAI-Cincinnati Band-Capitol Cry Me A River-Joe Cocker-A&M Grass Won't Pay-Mark Lindsay-Columbia You Don't Have To Say-Elvis Presley-RCA 5.10-15-20-Presidents-Sussex I Do Take You-Three Degrees-Roulette Heed The Call-Kenny Rogers-Reprise WHB-Kansas City KGB-San Diego I Don't Wanna Cry-Ronnie Dyson-Columbia Still Water -4 Tops-Motown King Of Rock-Crow-Amaret Domino-Van Morrison-Warner Bros. Who Needs You-Steppenwolf-Dunhill Stoned Love-Supremes-Motown 1650 Easy Rider-Iron Butterfly-Atco This Is My Love Song-Intruders-Gamble BROADWAY Pick: Simply Call It love-Gene Chandler- Corner 51st Street Mercury Pick: Don't Know-Gary Puckett-Columbia NOW AVAILABLE WCAO-Baltimore I Don't Wanna Cry-Ronnie Dyson-Columbia A FEW DESIRABLE Stoned Love-Supremes-Motown

AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES KILT-Houston I Gotta Let You Go-Martha Reeves-Gordy Pick: Be My Baby-Andy Kim-Steed Let's Work Together-Canned Heat-Liberty THE Engine #9-Wilson Pickett-Atlantic I Just Don't Know-Gary Puckett-Columbia Sweet TONY DILLIARD Sweetheart-Bobby Vee-Liberty So Close-Jake Holmes-Polydor BENNETT CORPORATION Chains And Things-B. B. King-ABC Heed The Call-Kenny Rogers-Reprise Starring At Share The Land-Guess Who-RCA Miss E LONDON PALLADIUM Kunzman Sweetheart-Engelbert Humperdinck-Parrot Plaza 7-440 October 26th -November 14th WRKO-Boston Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is- Chicago-Columbia Stand By Your Man-Candi Staton-Fame See Me, Feel Me-The Who-Decca WAPE-Jacksonville Be My Baby-Andy Kim-Steed Indian Lady-Lou Christie-Buddah He Ain't Heavy-Neil Diamond-Uni You Don't Have To Say-Elvis Presley-RCA WKNR-Detroit Brothers Keeper-Flaming Ember-Hot Wax 5-10-15-20-Presidents-Sussex Tears Of A Clown-Smokey Robinson-Tamla This World-Sweet Inspiration-Atlantic Now That I Have Found You-Santos- Evolution Rock Me In The Cradle-Glory Roads-Courtney Pick: Be My Baby-Andy Kim-Steed Be My Baby-Andy Kim-Steed No Matter What-Badfinger-Apple I Am Somebody-Johnny Taylor-Stax

KQV-Pittsburgh WIBG-Philadelphia For The Good Times-Ray Price-Columbia Grass Won't Pay-Mark Lindsay-Columbia Don't Matter-Bread-Elektra After Midnight-Eric Clapton-Atco 5-10-15-20-Presidents-Sussex Help Me Find A Way-Little Anthony-U.A. ---.-... Cry Me A River-Joe Cocker-A&M We Gotta Get You A Woman-Runt-Ampex =°O! r WAYS-Charlotte KLIF-Dallas Still Water- 4 Tops-Motown Sweet Sweetheart-Bobby Vee-Liberty Tears Of A Clown-Smokey Robinson-Tamla Do It-Neil Diamond-Bang You And I-Hunt & Hodges-Carla Stoned Love-Supremes-Motown For A Friend-Bugaloos-Capitol Who Needs You-Steppenwolf-Dunhill Somebody's Been Sleeping -100 Proof- Scratch My Back-Tony Joe White-Monument Hot Wax Heaven Help Us All-Stevie Wonder-Tamla So Close-Jake Holmes-Polydor BIG I Am Somebody-Johnny Taylor-Stax He Ain't Heavy--Neil Diamond-Uni Girl I've Got News For You-Mardi Gras- BUSINESS Map City KFRC-San Francisco See Me, Feel Me-The Who-Decca Heaven Help Us All-Stevie Wonder-Tamla Mama-James Anderson-Cotillion

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Only James Taylor can sing a James Taylor song!

WRONG ! Have you heard the Crystal Mansion sing a James Taylor song? A lot of other people have. CAROLINA IN MY MIND broke out on seventy-six new stations this week. Are you one of them? Bill Gavin's reporters are calling CAROLINA IN MY MIND by the Crystal Mansion a hit. It's beautiful. CA]20LINA IN MY MIND Crystal Mansion C -t24

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www.americanradiohistory.com New Additions To Radio Playlists - Secondary Markets A broad view of the titles many of radio's key Top 40 stations added to their "Playlists" last week.

KIOA-Des Moines, Iowa WPRO-Providence, R.I. WKIX-Raleigh, N.C. WTRY-Albany, Schenectady, Troy, N.Y. Share The Land-Guess Who-RCA Be My Baby-Andy Kim-Steed Heed The Call-Kenny Rogers-Reprise I Think I Love You-Partridge Family-Bell Gypsy Woman-Brian Hyland-Uni You Don't Have To-Elvis Presley-RCA Montego Bay-Bobby Bloom-MGM/L&R PICKS: Me About You-Turtles-White Whale You Don't Have To-Elvis Presley-RCA 5.10.15-Presidents-Sussex Be My Baby-Andy Kim-Steed You Don't Have To-Elvis Presley-RCA Jacobs Ladder-Doris Troy-Apple You Don't Have To-Elvis Presley-RCA Be My Baby-Andy Kim-Steed WPOP-Hartford, Conn. Easy Rider-Iron Butterfly-Atco No Matter What-Badfinger-Apple So Close-Jake Holmes-Polydor We All Sung Together-Grin-Epic WLOF-Orlando, Fla. He Ain't Heavy-Neil Diamond-Uni WDRC-Hartford, Conn. Sweet Sweetheart-Bobby Vee-Columbia Only Love-Neil Young-Reprise WING-Dayton, Ohio Let's Work Together-Canned Heat-Liberty Me About You-Turtles-White Whale 21st. Century Man-Johnny Winter-Columbia Chains & Things-B. B. King-ABC Montego Bay-Bobby Bloom-MGM/L&R Does Anybody Really Know-Chicago-- Who Needs You-Steppenwolf-Dunhill Stoned Love-Supremes-Motown One Less Bell -5th Dimension-Bell Columbia Sugarlady-Jordan Bros.-Jamie Carolina In My Mind-James Taylor- You Don't Have To-Elvis Presley-RCA Engine #9-Wilson Pickett-Atlantic Maggie-Redbone-Epic Warner Bros. Share The Lard-Guess Who-RCA So Close-Jake Holmes-Polydor Be My Does Anybody Really Know-Chicago- King Of Rock & Roll-Crow-Amaret Baby-Andy Kim-Steed WCRV-Washington, N.J. Columbia Heaven Help Us-Stevie Wonder-Tamla One Less Bell -5th Dimension-Bell Be My Baby-Andy Kim-Steed Super Star-Cher-Atco All In Your Mind-Clarence Carter-Atlantic Who Needs You-Steppenwolf--Dunhill I Just Don't Know-Gary Puckett-Columbia Think About Your Children-Mary Hopkin- Green River-Kenny Roberts-Starday-King Apple WJET-Erie, Pa. The Secret-Yellow Brick Road-Laurie All The Good Times-Classics Me About You-Turtles-White Whale WCOL-Columbus, IV-Liberty KLEO-Wichita, Kansas Ohio Super Bad-James Brown-King After Midnight-Eric Clapton-Atco Tears Of A Clown-Smokey Robinson-Tamla Let's Work Together-Canned Heat-Liberty WIRL-Peoria, III. Steel River Pound Note-Evolution The Juicer-Sweet-Paramount -10 Stand By Me-David & Jimmy Ruffin-Soul Carolina In Your Mind-Crystal Mansion- Be My Baby-Andy Kim-Steed Sweet Sweetheart-Bobby Vee-Columbia No Matter What-Badfinger-Apple Colossus My Brother's Keeper-Flaming Embers- Shape I'm In-Band-Capitol One Less Bell -5th Dimension-Bell Cry Me A River-Joe Cocker-A&M Hot Wax Heaven Help Us-Stevie Wonder-Tamla Heaven Help Us-Stevie Wonder-Tamia King Of Rock & Roll-Amaret WFEC-Harrisburg, Pa. Montego Bay-Bobby Bloom-MGM/L&R WKLO-Louisville, Ky. Me About You-Turtles-White Whale Fresh Air-Quicksilver-Capitol Mongoose-Elephant's Memory-Metromedia He Ain't Heavy-Neil Engine #9-Wilson Pickett-Atlantic Diamond-Uni Be My Baby-Andy Kim-Steed LP: Partridge Family-Bell Carolina In My Mind-Crystal Mansion- Cry Me A River-Joe Cocker-A&M Only Love-Neil Young-Reprise Colossus Let's Work Together-Canned Heat-Liberty Games-Redeye-Pentagram WLAV-Grand Rapids, Mich. Heed The Call-Kenny Rogers-Reprise Carolina In My Mind-Crystal Mansion- Patch It Up/You Don't Have To-Elvis Somebody's Been Sleeping-100 Proof- WGLI-Babylon, N.Y. Colossus Presley-RCA Hot Wax Cherry Cherry-Johnathon King-London Cathy Called-Eddie Holman-ABC See Me Feel Me-Who-Decca I Was A Boy When You Needed A Man- Share The Land-Guess Who-RCA WHLO-Akron, Ohio Michael Allan-MGM WROV-Roanoke, Va. Make It Easy-Dionne Warwick-Scepter Heaven Help Us-Stevie Wonder-Tamla Be My Baby-Andy Kim-Steed, You Don't Have To-Elvis Presley-RCA Now That I've Found You-Larry Santos- Share The Share The Land-Guess Who-RCA Chains & Things-B. B. King-ABC Land-Guess Who-RCA Evolution Patch It Up/You Don't Have To-Elvis After Midnight-Eric Clapton-Atco Be My Baby-Andy Kim-Steed He Ain't Heavy-Neil Diamond-Uni Presley-RCA Gypsy Woman-Brian Hyland-Uni The Taker-Waylon Jennings-RCA Ten Pound Note-Steel River-Evolution I Don't Wanna Cry-Ronnie Dyson-Columbia Indian Lady-Lou Christi-Buddah KEYN-Wichita, Kansas PICK: Back To The LP CUTS: River-Damnation Of So Close-Jake Holmes-Polydor Spirit In The Dark-Dorothy Morrison- Take Me To The Pilot-Elton John-Uni Adam Blessing-U.A. Only Love-Neil Young-Reprise Buddah All Right In The City-Dunn & McCashen- Silk Mountain-Beautiful Capitol Stone Day-Columbia Better Times-Reivers--Elektra Country Road-James Taylor-Warner Bros. Let's Work Together-Canned Heat-Liberty Southern Man-Neil Young-After The Gold Going To Mexico-Steve Rush-Reprise Miller-Capitol If You Ever Leave Me Now-Maralyn Brown- Bus Rider-Guess Who-Share The Land- Roulette RCA

Announcing WKWK-Wheeling, W. Va. WNHC-New Haven, Conn. Cherry, I Believe In Love-Kent Russell-Capitol Cherry-Johnathon King-London My Brother's Keeper-Flaming Embers- You Can Get It-Desmond Decker-Uni Bill Gavin's Hot Wax Stand By Your Man-Candi Staton-Fame Don't Stop Loving Me-Steam--Mercury Top 40 Love-Cashboard, Billbox & Young- WBAM-Montgomery, Ala. Heritage Be My Baby-Andy Kim-Steed Come With Me-Utopia Pkwy-U.A. Little Wheel Spin-Chakara-Media Arts Listen Here-Brian Auger-RCA Burning Bridges-Mike Curb-MGM I Still Got My Heart-Tony Burrows-Bell Me About You-Turtles-White Whale Little Wheel Spin-Chakara-Media Arts Mama Mama-James Anderson-Atco Elton John To U.S .; Band Tours Second Album Near NEW YORK - After a long absence NEW YORK - Elton John begins a from the concert stage, Capitol rec- national tour of the U. S. this week ording artists The Band will embark with performance dates on a fall tour beginning with concert slated for dates at the University of Alabama Boston, Providence, Philadelphia and on Oct. 30, and Ellis Auditorium, 3 Baltimore beginning Oct. 29. He will Memphis, on Oct. 31. then move west for shows in San Their six -week tour of the south- Francisco and Santa Monica, return ern circuit will be completed with the for a weekend at Fillmore East in following concert dates: December 2- e G RO NYC and complete the tour with an Austin, Texas Memorial Auditorium; Anaheim show, Dec. 4. Dallas Memorial Auditorium (4), During Houston Music Hall (5), New Or- e ENC E the final week of his jaunt, leans, The Warehouse (6), Georgia Uni has scheduled release of his sec- Tech Coliseum (10), Jacksonville A Series of In -Depth 'Encounter' Discussions ond LP, "Tumble Weed Connection." Civic Auditorium (11), Miami Beach This will be the follow up to his Auditorium (12). November 20-21-22,1970 current best seller, "Elton John." Preceeding the southern jaunt, The Band will play the Spectrum in Phil- Century Plaza Hotel adelphia on November 8. The Colise- Yes 2nd LP Promo um in Madison, Wisc., (13), and the Los Angeles, California NEW YORK - Brian Lane, chief Syrian Mosque in Pittsburgh on executive with Hemdale, Ltd., will ar- (15). Principal Address: rive in the United States on Novem- ber 2 on the first leg of a special Scarbury To Lionel Commissioner Nicholas Johnson, promotion tour to kick off "Time Joey Scarbury, a 15 year old Federal Communications Commission And A Word," the second album by singer, has signed with Lionel Yes to be released in this country through Bob and Jimmy Webb's Can- next week on Atlantic. opy Productions. Scarbury's first re- Participation Information: lease on the label is "Mixed Up Lane will visit major radio stations Guy". Radio Program Conference throughout the country. The purpose 114 94104 of his trip is to aid both Atlantic and Sansome Street, San Francisco Yes in the promotion drive on their 3rd Boy To Lundvalls new album. NEW YORK Kay and Bruce (415) 392-7750 - vice pres- Additionally, plans are being made Lundvall, he's Columbia's (The Conference is a non-profit event; net proceeds are contributed to deserving public service organizations.) ident of merchandising, had their for Yes to tour England and Europe third boy last week. His name is Kurt with the Iron Butterfly early next Anders Lundvall, the baby brother of year. Eric and Tor.

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John Mayall is one of our most important artists not only in terms of sales but in terms of talent as well. USA- UNION is John's new album. Here's the story behind it in John's own words: "As there "Sugarcane" Harris was a panic on at Polydor to Violin come up with a new LP, I had to get on the telephone and pretty quickly round up a new

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wanted were available. I was equally as excited because Larry Taylor this would be the first time Bass Guitar working with a band made up entirely of American musi- cians. The album was re- corded on the nights of July 27th and 28th and the follow- ing 2 nights were spent in mixing and putting it all to- i gether to hand over to Poly- Harvey Mandel dor who breathed a sigh of Lead Guitar relief in New York." John MayalI

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ABRAXAS 34 SPIRIT IN THE DARK INDIANOLA MISSISSIPPI SEEDS SANTANA (Columbia KC 30130) 2 ARETHA FRANKLIN (Atlantic SD 8265) 30 B. B. KING (ABC ABCS 713) 82 (CA 3013E) (CT 30130) (TP 8265) (CS 8265) 69 TO BONNIE FROM DELANEY 2 COSMO'S FACTORY JAMES TAYLOR DELANEY & BONNIE & FRIENDS (Atco SD 341) 72 CREEDENCE CLEARWATER REVIVAL (Fantasy 842) 1 (Apple SKAO 3352) (8XT 3352) (4XT 352) 48 (TP 341) (CS 341) THIRD ALBUM 36 CHAPTER 2 70 GYPSY JACKSON 5 (Motown MS 718) 6 (Atlantic 1569) 33 (Metromedia M2D 1031) 75 (M8 1718) (M75 718) (TP 1569) (CS 1569) (8090 1031M) (5090 1031) SWEET BABY JAMES 37 LEFTOVER WINE WASHINGTON COUNTY JAMES TAYLOR (Warner Bros./7 Arts WS 1843) 5 MELANIE (Buddah 5066) 25 ARLO GUTHRIE (Reprise RS6411) (8WM 1843) (CWX 1843) (M 85066) (M 55066) (M86411) (M56411) III 38 THE SESAME STREET 72 WORLDWIDE 50 GOLD AWARDS (Atlantic SD 7201) 13 BOOK & RECORD HITS, VOL. 1 (TP 7201) (CS 7201) ORIGINAL TV CAST (Columbia CS 1069) 34 ELVIS PRESLEY (RCA LPM 6401) 73 CLOSE TO YOU (18 10 1069) (16 10 1069) (PBS 6401) (PK 6401) CARPENTERS (A&M 4271) 8 39 WAR & PEACE 73 SELF PORTRAIT (8T 4271) (CS 4271) EDWIN STARR (Gordy GS 948) 32 (Columbia C2X 30050) 79 7 A QUESTION OF BALANCE (G8 1948) (G5 948) (C2A 30050) (C2T 30050) THE MOODY BLUES (Threshold 3) 3 40 SIGNED, SEALED, DELIVERED 74 BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER GET YER YA-YA'S OUT STEVI'E WONDER (Tamia TS 304) 35 SIMON & GARFUNKEL (Columbia KCS 99-14) 81 (T8 1304) (T75 304) (18 10 0750) (14 10 0750) (16 10 0750) ROLLING STONES (London NPS 5) 10 (M72 176 (M57 176) 41 ERIC CLAPTON 75 THE BEGETTING OF THE PRESIDENT 9 WOODSTOCK (Atco SD 33-329) 38 ORSON WELLS (Mediarts 41-2) 45 (TP 33-329) (CS 33-29) ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK (Cotillion SD3-500) 7 76 HOT TUNA (TP 33-500) (CS 33-500) 42 JUST FOR LOVE (RCA LSP 4353) 44 10 MAD DOGS & ENGLISHMEN QUICKSILVER (Capitol ST 498) 42 (P8S 1630) (PK 1630) (8XT 498) (4XT 498) JOE COCKER A&M (SP 6002) 4 77 CACTUS (81 6002) (CT 6002 U.S.A. UNION (Atco SD 33-340) 65 11 AFTER THE GOLD RUSH JOHN MAYALL (Polydor 4022) 54 (TP 33-340) (CS 33-340) (8F 4022) (F 4022) NEIL YOUNG (Reprise RS 6383) 9 78 IN THE WAKE OF POSEIDON (8RM 6383) `CRX 6383) 44 HENDRIX BAND OF GYPSYS KING CRIMSON (Atlantic 8266) 56 12 NEIL DIAMOND GOLD JIMI HENDRIX (Capitol STAO 472) 49 (TP 8266) (CS 8266) (8XT 472) (4XT 472) (UNI 73084) 11 TELL IT ALL BROTHER (8-73084) (2-73084) 45 ABC KENNY ROGERS & FIRST EDITION (Reprise RS 6412) 89 13 CHICAGO JACKSON 5 (Motown MS 709) 50 (8 6412) (5 6412) (M8 1709) (M75 709) (Columbia KSP 24) 12 BLACK SABBATH (18 BO 0858) (16 BO 1858) 46 THE ISAAC HAYES MOVEMENT (Warner Bros. WS 1871) 92 14 STAGEFRIGHT (Enterprise ENS 1010) 53 (CWX 1871) (8WM 1871) (ENE 1010) (ENC 1010) THE BAND (Capitol SW 425) 14 81 MORE GOLDEN GRASS (8XT 425) (4XT 425) WITH LOVE, BOBBY GRASS ROOTS (Dunhill DS 50087) 87 15 TOMMY BOBBY SHERMAN (Metromedia KMD 1032) 58 (8090 1032) (5090 1032) EVERYBODY KNOWS THIS THE WHO (Decca ¢USW 7205) 17 (6.2500) (73-2500) 48 ABSOLUTELY LIVE IS NOWHERE 94 16 DEJA VU (Elektra EKS 9002) 36 NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE (Reprise RS 6349) (T8 9002) (CT2 9002) (8 RM 6349) (CRX 6349) CROSBY STILLS, NASH & YOUNG (Atlantic SD 7200) 16 (TP 7200) CS 7200) 49 METAMORPHOSIS 83 McCARTNEY FIRE AND WATER IRON BUTTERFLY (Atco 339) 51 PAUL McCARTNEY (Apple STAO 3363) 85 (TP 339) (CS 339) (8XT 3363) (4XT 3363) FREE (A&M 4268) 22 (8T 4268) (CS 4268) 50 GET READY 84 CLOSE TO YOU 18 HISTORICAL PERFORMANCES RARE EARTH (Rare Earth RS 507) 52 JOHNNY MATHIS (Columbia C 30210) 69 (R8 (R75 507) (CA 30210) (CT 30210) RECORDED AT THE MONTEREY 1507) 85 WORKINGMAN'S DEAD INTERNATIONAL POP FESTIVAL 51 MUNGO JERRY (Janus JXS 7000) 55 GRATEFUL DEAD (Warner Bros. WS 1869) 93 OTIS REDDING & THE JIMI HENDRIX EXFERIENCE 18 (8WM 1869) (CWX 1869) (Reprise RS 2029) (8RM 2029) (CRX 2029) 52 SEX MACHINE FOR THE GOOD TIMES 19 TEMPTATIONS GREATEST HITS JAMES BROWN (King KS 7-1115) 57 RAY PRICE (Columbia C 30106) VOL. II BEAUCOUPS OF BLUES (CA 30106) (CT 30106) (Gordy GS 854) (G8 954) (175 954) 20 RINGO STARR (Apple SMAS 3368) 64 (8XT 3368) (4XT 3368) 87 BLUE 20 CLOSER TO HOME MICHAEL PARKS (MGM SE 4717) 90 GRAND FUNK (Capitol SKAO 471) 23 54 SNOWBIRD (8XT 471) (4XT 471) ANNE MURRAY (Capitol ST 579) 60 88 THE DELFONICS (Philly Groove PG 1153) 80 21 BLOOD SWEAT & TEARS 3 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY ALBUM (Columbia KS 30090) 21 89 GARY PUCKETT & THE UNION GAP'S (CA 30098) (CT 30090) ORIGINAL TV CAST (Bell 6050) 77 (8 6050) (5 6050) GREATEST HITS 22 SUGARLOAF (Columbia CS 1042) 83 (Liberty LST 7640) 24 56 THE BEST OF PETER, PAUL & MARY (18 10 1042) (16 10 1042) (Warner Bros. BS 2552) 43 23 LIVE AT LEEDS (8WM 2552) (CWX 2552) 90 PATCHES THE WHO (Decca DL. 7975) 19 LET BE CLARENCE CARTER (Atlantic SD 8267) 97 (6-9175) (73-9175) 57 IT (TP 8267) (CS 8267) BEATLES (Apple 3400) 46 24 JOHN BARLEYCORN MUST DIE (8XT 34001) (4XT 34001) 91 SILVERBIRD TRAFFIC (United Artists UAS 5504) 27 58 NEIL DIAMOND'S GREATEST HITS MARK LINDSAY (Columbia C 30111) 78 RUN DEEP (CA 30111) (CT 30111) 25 STILL WATERS (Bang 219) 59 FOUR TOPS (Motown MS 704) 28 92 DEFROSTED (MS 1704) (MS 704) 59 NEW WAYS BUT LOVE STAYS FRIJID PINK (Parrot PAS 71041) 98 26 ECOLOGY SUPREMES (Motown M720) 62 (M 79 841) (M79 641) (M8 1720) (M75 720) RARE EARTH (Rare Earth RS 514) 26 93 BAND OF GOLD (R8 1514) (R75 514) CURTIS FREDA PAYNE (Invictus ST 7301) 74 27 DIANA ROSS CURTIS MAYFIELD (Custom CRS 8005) 71 (8XT 7301) (4XT 7301) (Motown MS 711) 15 61 DON'T CRUSH THAT DWARF (M8 1711; (M75 711) 94 BARREL HAND ME THE PLIERS LEE MICHAELS (A&M 4249) 100 SHARE THE LAND (8T 4249) (CT 4249) FIRESIGN THEATRE (Columbia C30102) 63 THE GUESS WHO (RCA LSP 4359) 39 (CA 30102) (CT 30102) (P8S 1590) (PK 1590) 95 IT AIN'T EASY 62 SHILO THREE DOG NIGHT (Dunhill 50078) 76 29 JAMES GANG RIDES AGAIN (8023-50078 V) (5023-50078 M) NEIL DIAMOND (Bang 221) 66 (ABC ABCS 711) 29 (8022-711 V) (5002-7.1 M) 63 LOOKING IN 96 THEM CHANGES BUDDY MILES (Mercury SR 61280) 95 30 ON THE WATERS SAVOY BROWN (Parrot PAS 71042) 70 BREAD (Elektra EKS 74076) 31 (M79 842) (M79 642) 97 GULA MATARI (ET8 4076) (TCS5-0076) 64 THE LAST POETS QUINCY JONES (A&M SP 3030) 101 (8T 3030) (CS 3030) ELTON JOHN THE LAST POETS (Douglas 3) 47 (UNI 73090) 41 98 ALONE TOGETHER (8 73090) (2 73090) 65 CHARLEY PRIDE'S 10th ALBUM DAVE MASON (Blue Thumb BTS 19) 91 (UNTITLED) (RCA LSP 4367) 61 (8075-19M) (5075.19M) (P8S 1593) (PK 1593) (Columbia G 30127) 40 IF (CA 30127) (CT 30127) 66 FUTURE BLUES 99 (Capitol 539) (8XT 539) (4XT 539) 84 33 THE GLEN CAMPBELL CANNED HEAT (Liberty LST 11002) 68 100 THE FIFTH DIMENSION GOODTIME ALBUM 67 WHY CAN'T I TOUCH YOU? (Capitol SW 493) 37 RONNIE DYSON (Columbia C 30223) 67 GREATEST HIITS (8XT 493) (4XT 493) (CA 30223) (CT 30223) (Soul City SCS 33900) 88

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LONDON GROUP Miss Morganna King 6052 Maurice Jarre- Tom Jones It's Not Unusual PAS 71004 Orig. S.T. The Collector 6053 Tom Jones What's New Pussycat PAS 71006 Nono Rota-Orig. S.T. Juliet Of The Spirits 6062 Tom Jones Green, Green Grass Of Home PAS 71009 Clark Terry Mumbles 6066 Tom Jones Funny, Familiar, Forgotten Feelings PAS 71011 Jerry Goldsmith- Engelbert Humperdinck Release Me PAS 71012 Orig. S.T. A Patch Of Blue 6068 Willie Mitchell Soul Serenade SHL 32039 Elmer Bernstein- Ace Cannon Incomparable Sax Of Ace Cannon SHL 32043 Orig. S.T. Walk On The Wild Side 6083 Bill Black's Combo Bill Black's Beat Goes On SHL 32041 Carmen McRae Alfie 6084 Soul Of A People 6093 Procol Harum A Whiter Shade Of Pale DES 18008 Gordon Jenkins & Orch. Ten Years After Ten Years After DES 18009 Big Brother & Moody Blues Days Of Future Passed DES 18012 Holding Co. 6099 The Best Of Engelbert Humperdinck A Man Without Love PAS 71022 Morganna King 6109 Moody Blues In Search Of A Lost Chord DES 18017 Humperdinck Last Waltz PAS 71015 Amboy Dukes Journey To The Center Of The Mind 6112 Engelbert The The Best Tom Jones Help Yourself PAS 71025 Of Pete Jolly 6114 Amboy Dukes Migration Tom Jones Fever Zone PAS 71019 6118 Ten Years After Ten Years After Undead DES 18016 Tom Jones A -Tom -lc Jones PAS 71007 MERCURY Tom Jones Tom Jones Live! PAS 71014 Engelbert Humperdinck Engelbert PAS 71026 Encore of Golden Hits The Platters SR60243 Bill Black's Combo Soulin' The Blues SHL 32047 George Jones' Greatest Willie Mitchell On Top SHL 32048 Hits George Jones SR60621 Moody Blues Question of Balance THS - 3 Spanky and Our Gang Spanky & Our Gang SR61124 Tom Jones Tom XPAS 71037 The Ice Man Cometh Jerry Butler SR61198 Tom Jones I Who Have Nothing NPAS 71049 Spanky's Greatest Engelbert Humperdinck We Made It Happen XPAS 71038 Hits Spanky & Our Gang SR61227 Savoy Brown Raw Sienna PAS 71036 Ice on Ice Jerry Butler SR61234 Frijid Pink Frijid Pink PAS 71033 The Rod Stewart Frijid Pink Defrosted PAS 71041 Album Rod Stewart SR61237 Savoy Brown Lookin' In PAS 71042 Taos Taos SR61257 Ten Years After Cricklewood Green DES 18038 Live At Sing Sing Moms Mabley SR61263 Willie Mitchell Robbins Nest SHL 32058 The Best Of Roy Drusky Roy Drusky SR61266 The Best of Faron MACE Young Faron Young SR61267 The Best of Dave Othmar Schoeck Concerto in B -Flat Major Dudley Dave Dudley SR61268 Op. 21 for Violin and Orch./Concerto You and Me Jerry Butler SR61269 Op. 65 for Horn and String Orch. MCM/MCS 9047 The 4 Seasons' Gold Mozart Piano Concerto No. 14 in E -Flat Major MCM/MCS 9048 Vault of Hits The 4 Seasons PHS600-196 Double Chorus Motets Of The Old One Stormy Night The Mystic Moods PHS600-205 Masters MCM/MCS 9054 2nd Vault of Golden Hits Helmut Walcha Harpsichord -Six French Suites Vol. 1 MCM/MCS 9072 The 4 Seasons PHS600-221 Handel Three Concerti MCM/MCS 9063 Blooming Hits Paul Mauriat PHS600-248 Paul Hindemith Sonata Op. 11, No. 4 for Viola & Piano Dark Shadows Original TV Music PHS600-314 Sonata Op. 25, No. 1 for Viola, Blue Cheer Blue Cheer PHS600-333 Unaccompanied MCM/MCS 9075 Midnight Cowboy/Let Trio Sonatas of Bach Eliott Rosoff: Violin; Andrew Lolya: Flute; The Sunshine In Paul Mauriat PH S600-337 Babstansky: Cello; Roy Eaton: Sally Half and Half The 4 Seasons Piano MCM/MCS 9076 PHS600-341 Paganini Sonata Concerta For Violin & Guitar Stormy Weekend The Mystic Moods PHS600-342 Marga Baml, Guitar/Walter Klasinc, Violin M 9025 Edizone D'Oro (Gold J. S. Bach Six English Suites Vol. 2 MCM/MCS 9036 Edition) The 4 Seasons PHS2-6501 F. J. Haydn Concerto in C -Major For Oboe And Missa Luba Les Troubadours du Roi Baudouin PCC606 MCM/MCS 9040 Orch. & Others The Umbrellas Of Cherbourg Michel Legrand PCC616 MAINSTREAM Misa Criolla Los Fronterizos PCC619 Misa Flamenca/Misa Morganna King With A Taste of Honey 6015 Mozarabe Various Artists PCC623 Featuring the Oud Golden Hits Roger Miller SRS67073 of John Berberian Expressions East 6023 She Even Woke Me Up Carmen McRae Second To None 6028 To Say Goodbye Jerry Lee Lewis SRS67128 6040 Lightning Hopkins The Blues The Best of Jerry Oud Artistry Of Lee Lewis John Berberian 6047 Jerry Lee Lewis SRS67131 Sonny Terry & Black Orpheus Original Soundtrack SRF67520 Brown McGhee Home Town Blues 6049 Je T'Aime Jane Birkin and Serge Gainsbourg SRF67610

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NEW YORK - RICHARD NADER: ROCK 'N ROLL IS HERE TO STAY The year is 1970, the place, Anywhere, USA. Seventeen year old Norman Noone turns on his favorite radio program and hears a few cuts from the new Led Zeppelin album-great! great! Following Zeppelin are the Beatles, the Who, a controversial Stones' LP cut, Creedence Clearwater Revival, and a new Beach Boys single. What an array of talent. Such creativity and imagination.

you don't remember me, but i remember you 'twas not so long ago, you broke my heart in two The year is 1953, the place, Anywhere, USA. Norman Noone was born. He doesn't have a favorite radio program, and the word "music" is as difficult for him to comprehend as the word "mama." Had Norman been able to intellectually comprehend music during his first years, he would have been introduced to the artists who are responsible for the very existence of our top rock acts today, in 1970.

i said the joint was rockin going round and round yeah, reelin and a rockin what a crazy sound and it never stopped rockin till the moon went down Richard Nader is 29 years old. He too had a favorite radio program in 1953, and he knows who is responsible for starting rock 'n roll. He knows the truth about our rock acts today. He knows how original and creative they all-or aren't! On Oct. 30, Richard Nader will produce his fourth successful Rock 'N Roll Revival. On that night, 18,000 people between the ages of 15 and 40 will come to Madison Square Garden to pay tribute to the founders of rock 'n roll. The youngsters come as curiosity seekers determined once and for all to find out what it's all about. The over 25 crowd comes because they know, and want for just another moment or two, a return, a pause, a time to reflect. Nader takes his business seriously, and well he should. Many people feel that he has been reviving washed up groups so that he can capitalize on them, but anyone capable of putting together a show that leaves 18,000 people dancing and screaming in the aisles of Madison Square Garden, deserves a minimal reward for his efforts. Had it not been for Nader's honesty and determination, (Cont'd on page 36)

HOLLYWOOD-CLAP HANDS, HERE COMES CHARLIE His name isn't Charlie. But we'll use it because it fits the headline. Also be- cause he might be embarrassed by the publicity. Charlie is a songwriting friend of ours who used to make his living as a group therapist. He did get a song cut once (in '62) but it was never released. That's a whole other story. Almost as sad as this. Anyway, for a very brief interlude and due to one of those nutty flukes that can happen only in show biz, Charlie was a star sideman, a hit maker of major proportions. His first date was with Sam Cooke and it was an historical event. Charlie had just happened to drop in with us at the old RCA studios on Sunset and Vine and Cooke was cutting a song about a "Saturday Night Party." Were there any hand - clappers in the studio, the A&R man asked. Nicholas Venet, also visiting the ses- sion, was willing. And Charlie said he'd like to try. It turned out to be one of the most compelling hand -clap sides of all time. Some of the credit, of course, should go to Venet. But Charlie was inspired. The record, you may recall, raced to #1 on all the charts. Word got around about Charlie's capabilities. Within a week he was rushed into a Dot session with Wink Martindale on vocal. This time Charlie was teamed with Joe Saracino, one of the better clappers in town. The song was titled "Big Building." You say you never heard of it? Well it was a really fine song and the arrangeemnt was O.K. But it didn't sell five copies. Was Charlie a one shot artist? Had he lost his touch? That's what the trade said. He hasn't worked a session since. We lost track of Charlie over the years. Occasionally we'd run into guys who knew him. They said he had given up his therapy practice in favor of working night and day, perfecting his hand -clap craft. Hoping for a come-back. The other day he dropped by our office, looking fifteen years older. His clothes were worn and dirty and he had a sty in his right eye. We couldn't help but notice that his hands were red, worn and chapped. Well, we just happened to be spinning the new Merry Clayton album as he entered. After the preliminary "hellos," we asked if he'd mind joining in on the second chorus of "Gimme Shelter." He was reluctant at first. Eventually, he agreed. His sty lit up and his hands went to work and I wish you could have been here. Maybe it's the acous- tics in our office. But we could swear that he's better than ever; more relaxed, more self-assured, more compelling. We're not musically informed enough to comment on whether Charlie is ready for the bigtime again. That's up to an A&R man with a heart. If there are any out there who could utilize Charlie's epidermoidal brand of genius, please get in touch with us. It would be nice-on your next date-to have Charlie on hand. 4 ACES, ONE QUEEN-Our West Coast Girl of the Week is Patti Deutsch who, along with Michael Mislove, George Terry, Bill Saluga and Fred Willard makes up the Ace Truckying Company, the five accomplished lunatics found each week on the Tom Jones TV show. Michael is from Philadelphia. More important than that, he claims, is the fact that he got out. George Terry started in music by stealing instruments from his buddies. Bill Saluga is a former actor who made one film -a stag. "It was so terrible that it is surprising that it made it to 42nd Street." Fred Willard is a graduate of Second City. Patti has reddish hair and an in- describable voice. She hails from Pittsburgh, attended Carnegie Tech, wrote and starred in her revue (in Pittsburgh), wrote a sequel, said good-bye to school and arrived in N.Y. "I came to N.Y. in a revue that went into the Bon Soir. We closed (Cont'd on page 36)

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Pop Picks GREATEST HITS-Sly & The Family Stone- THE FIRST TEN YEARS-Joan Baez- Epic KE 30325 Vanguard 6560/1 Seems like there's been a Sly Stone Great- With PP&M's first ten years already on sale est Hits album around the corner for months can Joan's be far behind? Yet somehow, even on end, but no one seemed to know why it though we grew up with these artists growing wasn't being released. But then when it comes with us, this recounting of Joan's career 'til to Sly nobody really knows what's happening now is vastly more nostalgic. For whatever we next. Be that as it may with Sly `G.H.' means: think of Joan personally, with such songs as "I Want To Take You Higher," "Stand!," "Silver Dagger," "Love Is Just A Four -Letter "Everyday People," "Hot Fun In The Summer- Word," "There But For Fortune," "Carry It time," "Everybody Is A Star," "M'lady," and On," "Will The Circle Be Unbroken," and "Te so on. Gonna be a big one. Ador," reverberating one after another on this two -record set we can, on a grand scale, hear and feel Joan's total commitment to music and to life. This, then, is what it's about: WASHINGTON COUNTY-Arlo Guthrie- American and British (with a touch of Portu- Reprise-6411 guese sung by one of the stellar Arlo Guthrie who has amassed an incredi- talents of our time. ble underground following since his "Alice's MIR DOWER Restaurant" album, turns in another bright WHOSE GARDEN WAS THIS-John Denver- performance on this, his latest LP release. RCA 4414 Over the past year, Arlo has emerged as a How nice to find an album that doesn't hit fine songwriter as well as a masterful singer. you over the head with noise or pseudo philos- His haunting voice is most effective on "I ophy! This is far from John Denver's first LP, Could Be Singing," "I Want To Be Around," but it does represent an artist in flux and "Valley To Pray," and Dylan's "Percy's Song." what emerges is a delicious set of relaxing This new release by Arlo is his finest to date songs far above the maddening crowd. as record sales will soon indicate. "Whose Garden Was This," a Tom Paxton tune of warmth and grace has just been released as a single. "Eleanor Rigby" has been given a driving, superbly STAINED GLASS MORNING-Scott McKenzie- evil arrangement by Milt Okun and John's a Ode 70SP-77007 glowing vocals prove to be perfect counterpoint to this: Eternal Cham- It's going a the to take quite bit of doing for pion battling Scott McKenzie to overcome the broken prom- Chaos and Death. And Jaques 5, t31 +teliiitl[ Brel's "Old Folks" is splendidly rendered. A ise of his first album. It's been a long time ,117s! ir (i .lis,rllRA5,0 since we've heard from him but if that time set of surpassing beauty. was used in constructing this second LP then it was time well spent. Super producer David A POCKET FULL OF MIRACLES-Smokey Rob- Anderle, responsible for the mystical, creeping inson and the Miracles-Tamla TS 306 production of the premier David Ackles set, Twelve soulful tracks highlight this new has here allowed Scott much room to breath package from the Miracles. They've been (something that was lacking in the first over- around for a long time, but the Miracles are produced LP) and therefore "Stained Glass one of those groups that seem to get better Morning" succeeds in letting us, for the first with each new album release. "Flower Girl," time, get a good, clear look at Scott's talent. "Get Ready," "Bridge Over Troubled Water," The tone is sometimes country but only in the "Wishful Thinking," "Something/Something most eclectic way. A happy surprise and, by You Got," and "Who's Gonna Take The the way, the cover photography is splendid. Blame," and six others comprise this delight- ful LP.

NEW FEELIN'--A&M-SP DR. FOUNTAIN'S MAGICAL LICORICE STICK 4272 REMEDY FOR THE BLUES-Pete Fountain- Liza Minnelli, sounding more like mom every Coral-CRL 757513 day, puts together a beautiful package of Pete's got the answer. A new formula to standards guaranteed to warm your heart. cure all your ills-well, maybe just your musi- Among the classics are "Stormy Weather," cal ones at that. Included along with the title "Come Rain Or Come Shine," "Lazy Bones," tune are "Mississippi," "Licorice Stick Rag," "The Man I Love," "God Bless The Child," "Sulphur And Molasses," "Everything Is Beau- and "How Long Has This Been Going On." tiful," "Passport To The Future," and five oth- Liza belts them out from beginning to end on ers which together make this Pete's best al- this, her most impressive album. bum to date.

STEALING IN THE NAME OF THE LORD-Paul Newcomer Picks FROM HERE TO MAMA ROSA - Chris Far- Kelly-Happy Tiger 1015 lowe-Polydor 24-4041 After the single which is the title track here, Chris Farlowe's career has been, and still comes Paul Kelly's first album. It turns out to is, one of the most enigmatic of anyone in be far more than a followup to the hit. It or out of . Originally discovered by immediately becomes an important release be- Mick Jagger, he was one of the initial signings cause it introduces both a singer and a writer to Andrew Loog Oldham's famous, but now of great merit for today and of tremendous defunct Immediate label, the first major in- potential for the future. Here is a man who is dependent rock label in Britain. Mick produced comfortable in both the single and album a number of his singles and albums and, media. Pick up early on this one because Paul with Keith Richard, wrote some songs espe- promises to be one of the finest talents to cially for Chris, most notably "Ride On Baby." emerge this year. The entire LP is filled with But because the musical ideas were too ad- moving commercial material sung wth love vanced even for Britain, he never really sold and conviction. Yea! Score one for the good after his "Out Of Time" smash. Here then is guys! a transistory stage in Chris' career. His voice is incredible: desperate and power -packed. It's like no one else. Chris has joined Colosseum now. Woosh! Pop Best Bets FABULOUS BROADWAY-Arthur Fiedler and A LITTLE BIT OF PAUL DAVIS-Paul Davis- the Boston Pops-Polydor-24-5003 Bang-BLPS 223 Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops have On the liner notes to this album, Jeff Barry played together for 41 seasons. This, however wrote, "If you never get to meet Paul, this is their first album for their new label, Polydor; album is second best because it's all him ..." were and it's a great one. On this magnificent new Of the 10 tracks on the LP, seven release, Fiedler combines selections from the written by Paul, and the remaining three, "A scores of four classic Broadway plays, "Hair," Little Bit Of Soap," "Sally's Sayin' Some- "Company," "Fiddler On The Roof," and thing," and "Who's Gonna Love Me Tomor- "Man Of La Mancha." The choice of these row," are classics. Paul's voice is sharp and selections keeps Fiedler in the reim of contem- biting on all the tracks, and as a result, we porary music. Not bad for a 75 year old man! find ourselves wanting a bit more.

34 Cash Box - October 31, 1970 www.americanradiohistory.com Cap Integrates Depts. Friel Joins Lowery Presents 2nd Gold Clef Awards; HOLLYWOOD - Dave Lawhon, v.p. of manufacturing and engineering of Jerden Board Capitol Records, has announced the SEATTLE - Gerald Dennon, pres- Mary Named Pres. integration of two formerly separate ident of Jerden Industries, has an- Tallent Group's Vice departments within Manufacturing. nounced that Richard Friel, former NASHVILLE Excitement greeted Robert Nix and Bill Gilmore clefs for Systems & Procedures and Manu- - facturing Data Processing are being v.p. in charge of marketing for the last Tuesday's (20) "Second Annual their efforts. has joined the Gold Clef Awards" presentation by combined into Manufacturing Data Gates Learjet Corp., A special feature of the evening's & Systems; this move will Board of Directors of Jerden Indus- the Lowery Group of music publish- program was the presentation of a Processing ing companies in Atlanta. From the special plaque, commemorating the result in increased efficiency and sig- tries effective immediately. moment Wade Pepper, national coun- nificant cost reduction. Friel joins Robert Flick, Robert anniversary of Tommy Roe's ten Lee, Manager of the former try promotion director for Capitol years in the music industry. Lowery's Mark Ager and Dennon on the Jerden Records, introduced Bill Lowery, Systems & Procedures Department, award to Roe read in part: "A decade will direct the new combined oper- Board. Flick is a member of the president of the Group, a crowd of and 13 million records later, we hon- world famous Brothers Four singing several hundred music industry ation. or and pay due respect to your un- Los group and Ager is a Seattle attor- guests and friends applauded enthusi- paralleled accomplishments in the Lee's office is located at the astically for the presentation of sev- Angeles plant and he will report di- ney. music field." rectly to Dave Lawhon. en custom designed gold clefs, a spe- A special surprise was sprung by cial anniversary award for Tommy BMI president Ed Cramer who made Roe, and the announcement of the a special flight into Atlanta to not appointment of Mary Tallent to the only attend the celebration, but also position of vice president and assis- to personally deliver three awards to tant to the president for the Lowery Lowery and his music group. The Group. presentation cited the Lowery orga- New custom designed clefs, created nization on three separate prizes for by the firm of Josten's Inc., were "outstanding contributions to the presented to song writers Joe South, and "rock & Tommy Roe, Freddy Weller, Bill Gil- fields" in country, pop more, Robert Nix, and Ray Whitley roll" music. for tunes placed in the top thirty on Tallent Appointment the nation's popularity charts during Mary Tallent also received recogni- the previous twelve months. Grammy tion when the announcement was Award winner South was the only made that she had been appointed double clef recipient of the evening vice president and assistant to the as he received the honors for "Walk president of the Lowery Group of A Mile In My Shoes" and "Don't It Music Publishing Companies. Mrs. Make You Want To Go Home." Tallent has been with president Bill Whitley received a Gold Clef for Lowery since his days as a disk jock- "What Kind Of Fool Do You Think I ey and voice of the Georgia Tech Am ?" recorded by Bill Deal and the "Yellow Jackets" football network on Rhondels. Roe and Weller received WGST Radio in Atlanta. When he awards for their joint writing efforts left radio to build his Atlanta music on Roe's million -selling success, empire, Mrs. Tallent was his first em- "Jam Up and Jelly Tight." Billy Joe ployee. Royal's Columbia recording of "Ch- erry Hill Park," brought writers 10 Yrs. After Klowns Are Coming Sets Nov. Dates Via RCA Promotions NEW YORK - Britain's Ten Years After, returning to the U. S. for a NEW YORK -A major nationwide short tour of large arenas in major promotion campaign has been cities have set some of their Novem- launched by RCA Records to intro- ber concert dates. duce the first album and single by a new group, The Klowns, which will The popular group fly directly to be introduced nationally when ABC- Detroit to start their tour, November TV airs a special of the same name 11th & 12 at the East Town Theater sponsored by Canada Dry on Novem- and then fly to New York to play the rtlriLI rcEL?ritfiriü1ü ritirri, ber 15. main arena at Madison Square Gar- The single, released this week, is den (13). The scheduled dates are as n "Lady Love" and "If You Can't Be a follows: The Spectrum in Phila., Pa. Clown," and the album is "The (14), Southern Methodist in Dallas Klowns." on the (16), Municipal Auditorium in The group came to RCA Records San Antonio (17), Sam Houston Col- via a production deal involving Irvin issium in Houston (18), Georgia Feld, president of Ringling Brothers Tech (19), the Syndrome in Chicago and Barnum & Baily Circus, and pro- (20), Berkley Community Theater, ducer Jeff Barry. Barry produced all (21), HIC Arena in Honolulu (22), :) the music for The Klowns for the TV The Arena in Seattle (25), and the special with Sammy Davis, Jr., Jerry San Diego Sports Arena (29). :) Lewis and Juliet Prowse. RCA Records and Ringling Broth- ers and Barnum & Baily will host 'Abraxas' Golden Produced by Klowns parties in Chicago, Detroit NEW YORK - Columbia recording and Cleveland in conjunction with the group, Santana, have achieved a Je{{ Barry opening in those cities of the RIAA Certified Gold Record for their 3i Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Columbia LP, "Abraxas," less than Bailey Circus. RCA Records will host four weeks after the album's release, additional parties in New York and making it the second million -dollar - Atlanta. seller for the group. Their first Announcement was made by Joe Columbia LP, "Santana" was certified D'Imperio, Division Vice President of Gold last December, seven weeks af- Popular Music, RCA Records. ter it was released.

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Distributed Nationallyby Paramount Records GOLDEN RAYS-Larry Uttal (standing 1.) president of Bell Records, pre- sents a Gold disk for a million in sales to the writing/production team of "Candida" by Dawn. Standing next to Uttal (1. to r.) are Toni Wine and Irwin Levine co -writers and producer Phillip Margo. Seated are David Apple, Hank Medrass, Norman Bergen, and Jay Siegel.

Cash Box - October 31, 1970 35 www.americanradiohistory.com cash boxI album rezietc eakihMaelOUndcontinued Pop Best Bets NEW YORK (Cont'd from page 33) it." She has also done closed circuit TV. "They weren't meant to be closed cir- ONLY FOR THE LONELY-Mavis Staples- cuit, but that's as far as they got." Volt-VOS 6010 there would be no revivals, no tributes, and most important, no truth about our Mavis Staples is a brilliant songstress with music today. No known roots; no starting point. an incredibly powerful voice. Listening to her perform on an album, one cannot help but Many of the acts on previous Nader revival shows hadn't performed together feel that she is in fact performing live in your in 15 years. Some were walking the streets, and others were pumping gas on living room. "I Have Learned To Do Without the west coast. But Nader was determined to make it happen, and he did-in a You," "Endlessly," "Since I Fell For You," and big way. So great was the reaction to earlier Nader revivals, that a 28 city tour "It Makes Me Wanna Cry," are among the was planned with the very same artists that in earlier months couldn't find any more impressive cuts, but each is a gern in its work at all. own right. For Mavis, it's the second release Nader is not an oldie-but goodie. He is completely atop the contemporary in a bright, shining career. music scene, and just recently he produced Eric Burdon and War at the Felt Forum. He worked (between 1966-68) as a major booking agent for Premier Talent, handling Mitch Ryder, Herman's Hermits, Wayne Fontana and the Animals. He was later promoted to head the east coast division. Today, because of Nader's determination, many of the revival acts are FEELING IS BELIEVING-Erroll Garner Mercury-SR 61308 enjoying the best and most productive years of their lives. Most of them have Erroll Garner's fresh and creative piano style received new recording contracts and already have albums on the market. They is captured superbly on his new Mercury LP are beginning to guest on prime time televison shows, and their concert booking release, "Feeling Is Believing." There are 10 price has just about quadrupled. In many instances, the revised booking prices tracks on the album, five of which were have become so astronomical that, in a matter of time, Nader himself won't be penned by Erroll himslf. "For Once In My able to book the very acts he brought back to life. Life," "The Look Of Love," "Paisley Eyes," In short, Richard Nader has created a monster. But basic -ally a friendly mon- "The Loving Touch," and "Spinning Wheel," ster that is in many ways responsible are among the more outstanding cuts. for our Joe Cocker, Delaney and Bonnie, and Creedence Clearwater Revival, to name only a few. For this, we thank him. And thanks from Chuck, and Bo, and Richard, and Jackie, and Anthony, and.. . kenny kerner HUMBLE PIE: SUCKING ON THE SWEET VINE It was a rather blue Thursday, (sky wise) as we sat, legs crossed, passing cigarettes and cokes through the smoke filled room. No one spoke a word. Only vacant glances were apparent on our faces. Humble who?-I thought. What a strange name! Then the conversation began... . Classical Picks "We've toured America before, but this is the first time everything was prop- erly arranged" . . . "The audiences have really been beautiful, they really liked us." . . . "Touring is hectic, sure, but once you make time for everything, it's THE COPLAND ALBUM-New York Philhar- not so bad monic/Bernstein-Columbia MG 30071 ..." The happiest release in Columbia's special- Greg Ridley, Jerry Shirley, Peter Frampton, and Steve Marriott are Humble ly -priced double album series is "The Copland Pie. Their only concern as musicians is to make good music that lots of people Album." There is literally no one to touch will enjoy. Humble Pie was formed in 1968 when Frampton (then with The Herd) Leonard Bernstein's interpretation of that and Marriott (of The Small Faces) became disappointed with their groups and most American of composers Aaron Copland. were on the lookout for something new and different. Enter, Jerry Shirley and "Appalachian Spring," "Billy The Kid," "El Greg Ridley. Welcome, Humble Pie! from Salon Mexico," "Rodeo," and Dance Humble Pie is not a hard rock group; nor are they an acoustic group. Rather, Theater," are served up in "Music For The they blend the hard and the soft, the country and the folk, into their own unique form. Here is where Bernstein shines, splendid style. because there seems to be an emotional link between him and Copland which transforms "It's hard to sit through an entire album of all rock music or all folk music, the music into stellar sound. A must for any because after a while, it all begins to sound the same. You have to diversify the music collection. album to interest more people. . . . And so, with their own philosophy of music, and the release of their third album, Humble Pie continues on hoping to firmly implant their names in the BOULEZ CONDUCTS BEETHOVEN-New Phil- minds of music lovers the world over. harmonia Orch./John Alldis Choir-Columbia HOLLYWOOD (Cont'd from page 33) M 30085 It is already becoming apparent that the Patti is married to Donald Ross, one of the writers on the Tom Jones Show. former enfant terrible of conducting, is well "Ask me what it's like being the only girl among four guys?" "What's it like being on his way to becoming one of the most re- the only girl among four guys?" nowned conductors of our time. He is now "As I think about it, I have renewed respect for Snow White." one of the most sensitive. As part of the Beethoven Bicentennial, this new release in QUICKIES-Jack Jones, in between his Chicago Palmer House engagement, eludes th Fifth and the first stereo Symphony, sped into N.Y. for two days to cut two RCA sides-Teddy Randazzo's "I Didn't recording of the "Calm Sea and Prosperous Count on Love" and Earl Wilson, Jr.'s song from Ma- Voyage," Cantata. Boulez proves with this re- Universal's "The Adding We Are, . . . cording that a Gallic soul can understand the chine, "How Small How Little We Know." Chairman of the Board Germanic spirit. A new Boulez recording is made their west coast nightery debut this past week at P.J.'s ... Three Dog Nite always a cause for joy, and this is no ex- travels to London this week for a performance at Royal Albert Hall-group's fifth ception. LP due any moment ... Johnny Farrow notes from Vegas that he has two songs in the new Mills Bros. LP-"I'm Sorry I answered the Phone" (which he wrote THE BACH ALBUM-Philadelphia Orch./Or- with George Goehring) and "No Turnin' Back," a Bee Walker -Nancy Leeds song mandy-Columbia MG 30072 published by Johnny . . . Farrow is repping music pubs in Vegas on an indie Part of a series of specially -priced albums basis. He may be contacted at 3569 Sand Hill Rd., Las Vegas, Nevada 89109.

(two LP's for little more than the price of Phone # is (702) 737-8752 . . . Composer Dave Grusin invited by the Brazilian one) this package includes Ormandy's fan- Government to be one of the panel judges repping the U.S. at the Brazilian Song tastic version of Bach's "Toccata and Fugue Festival, currently being held in Rio . Bobby Stevens and the Checkmates in D Minor," which he transcribed for orches- signed for a two week engagement at the Cal -Neva Lodge in Lake Tahoe, begin- tra from the original organ manuscript. Also ning this week . . . Miel Saan, former assistant publicity director on the west included are "Sheep May Safely Graze," "Air coast for Columbia Records, has joined Public Relations Associates (PRA), On A G String," "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God," and the long "Toccata, Adagio, and harvey geller Fugue in C Major," also transcribed by Or- CHICAGO-MGM's Michael Allen was a CB mandy. Set is superb. visitor last week, squired by Bob Ruttenberg of Royal Disc Dist. Michael has just begun a 72 city tour (this was his fourth stop!) to expose his new MGM single "I Was A Boy When You Needed A Man". His hectic Chicago schedule included a complete tour of the radio -TV circuit; an appearance at the MGM booth during the Music Operators of America NED PRIMA DONNA VOLUME . 3-Leontyne Price- convention in the Sherman House, and a performance at MOA show. RCA LSC-3163 the banquet LEONTYNE PRICE 441 Shortly after the first of the year he'll begin working on his first MGM album, to Subtitled "Great Soprano Arias from Gluck be recorded in England with Johnny who also produced to Poulenc," this third set of arias by the Harris, and arranged the single . . . Mary phenomenal soprano Leontyne Price is just Stuart of State & Madison Management (whose clients in- beautiful. Highlights of the package includes cllude the Impressions) announced the signing of two new groups: BGR from Gluck's "Aliceste: Divinites du Styx," Mozart Toledo, Ohio and Seven, featuring Sandi, Susan and Greg Guidry. BGR have "Don Giovanni: Non mi dir," Flotow "Martha: already waxed their first single for Scepter Records, produced by Mary and The Last Rose of Summer," Wagner "Die Curtis Mayfield. The Impressions, meanwhile, are in the midst of a three month Walkure: Du bist der Lenz," Bizet "Carmen: tour of the south, which will include a November 25-29 engagement with Jerry Je dis que rien ne m'epouvante." Excellent Butler. They'll head back to Chicago 12/26 for an Auditorium Theater concert. selection for many a collection. Curtis Mayfield does the Auditorium on November 20 . . . Liberty-UA's Paul Diamond says the Shirley Bassey single "Something" is one of his biggest items

. The Tones, local -based vocal instrumental group, have been held over for an unlimited stay at The Apartment in Elmwood Park. 36 Cash Box - October 31, 1970 www.americanradiohistory.com :.. TOP HITS OF THE YEAH Top 60 In CashBox PUBLICATION OF THE YEAR'S BIGGEST HITS TO DATE R & B Locations Title of Song Artists Record Co. Tot 1 Spirit In The Sky-Norman Greenbaum-Reprise 141: 2 ABC-Jackson 5-Motown 141? 3 Band Of Gold-Freda Payne-Invictus 140f 4 Get Ready-Rare Earth-Rare Earth 1381 1 I'LL BE THERE 31 CHAINS & THINGS Jackson 5 (Motown 1711) B. B. King (ABC 11280) 43 5 War-Edwin Starr-Gordy 1371 6 Bridge Over Troubled Waters-Simon & Garfunkel- 2 CALL ME SUPER BAD 32 STAND BY ME Columbia 135( James Brown (King 6329) 7 David & Jimmy Ruffin (Soul 35076) 40 7 Venus-Shocking Blue-Colossus 135í 8 American Woman-Guess 134' 3 STAND BY YOUR MAN 33 A MESSAGE FROM Who-RCA Candi Staton (Fame 1472) 2 THE METERS 9 Which Way You Goin' Billy?-Poppy Family-London 129: Meters (Josie 1024) 21 10 Let It Be-Beatles-Apple 129: 4 ENGINE #9 11 Mama Told Me Not To Come-Three Dog Night-Dunhill 127: Wilson Pickett (Atlantic 2765) 12 34 MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF 12 Ball Of Confusion-Temptations-Gordy 127 Dionne Warwick (Scepter 12294) - 13 5 STILL WATERS (LOVE) Spill The Wine-Eric Burdon-War-MGM 127( Four Tops (Mowtown 1170) 3 35 GET INTO SOMETHING 14 The Love You Save-Jackson 5-Motown 125E Isley Brothers IT -Neck 924) 35 15 Raindrops Keep Falling-Scepter-B. J. Thomas 124' 6 UNITE THE WORLD 16 Close To You-Carpenters-A&M 120; Temptations 7102) 9 (Gordy 36 I'M NOT MY BROTHER'S 17 Looking Out My Back Door-Creedence Clearwater KEEPER Revival-Fantasy 7 I NEED HELP Flaming Embers (Hot Wax 7006) 42 120; Bobby Byrd (King 6323) 8 18 Hey There Lonely Girl-Ed Holman-ABC 120( 37 BIG LEGGED WOMAN 19 (Lay Down) Candles In The Rain-Melanie & Edwin 8 PART TIME LOVE Israel Tolbert (Waren 106) Hawkins Singers-Buddah 118; Ann Peebles (Hi 2178) 10 20 Aint No Mountain High Enough-Diana Ross-Motown 1172 38 I CAN'T GET NEXT TO YOU 21 9 DEEPER & DEEPER Al Green (HI 2182) 52 Instant Karma-John Ono Lennon-Apple 1171 Freda Payne (Invictus 9080) 11 22 No Time-Guess Who-RCA 116E 39 MONEY MUSIC 23 Make It With You-Bread-Elektra 1152 10 I DO TAKE YOU Boys In The Band (Spring 106) 34 24 Signed, Sealed, Delivered I'm Yours-Stevie Three Degrees (Roulette 7088) 6 Wonder- Tamla 1152 40 LEAD ME ON 25 11 5-10.15-20-(25-30 YEARS Gwen McCree (Columbia 4-45214) 59 Patches-Clarence Carter-Atlantic 1142 OF LOVE) 26 Everything's Beautiful-Ray Stevens-Barnaby 113; Presidents (Sussex 207) 18 41 THIS WORLD 27 Something's Burning-Ken Rogers & First Edition- Sweet Impressions (Atlantic 2750) 39 Reprise 1132 12 SOMEBODY'S BEEN 28 Thank You-Sly & The Family Stone-Epic 112E SLEEPING 42 I DON'T WANNA CRY 29 Ride Captain 111E 100 Proof (Hot Wax 71004) 4 Ronnie Dyson (Columbia 45240) 47 Ride-Blues 9mage-Atco 30 In The Summertime-Mungo Jerry-Janus 1114 31 13 EXPRESS YOURSELF 43 DON'T PLAY THAT SONG Reflections Of My Life-Marmalade--London 110. Watts 103rd St. Band Aretha Franklin (Atlantic 2751) 28 32 Up Around The Bend-Creedence Clarwater Revival- (Warner Bros. 7417) 5 Fantasy 1102

14 IF YOU WERE MINE 44 YOU GOTTA PUSH 33 I Want You Back-Jackson 5-Motown 1101 Ray Charles (ABC -Tangerine 11271.) 16 Jody Gayles (Thomas Th 808) 34 Turn Back The Hands Of Time-Tyrone Davis-Dakar 109E 35 Julie, Do Ya Love Me-Bobby Sherman-Metromedia 1095 15 ONE LIGHT, TWO LIGHTS 45 ACE OF SPADES 36 Love Grows-Edison Lighthouse-Bell 109C Satisfactions (Lionel 3205) 22 O. V. Wright (Back Beat 615) 56 37 Rapper-Jaggerz-Kama Sutra 1085 38 Long 16 HEAVEN HELP US ALL 46 TO THE OTHER MAN Winding Road-Beatles-Apple 105E Stevie Wonder (Tamla 54200) 29 Luther Ingram (Koko 2106) 51 39 0-0-H Child-Five Stairsteps-Buddah 105E 40 The Letter-Joe Cocker-A&M 1052 17 FUNKY MAN I DID IT 41 House Of The Rising 103E Kool & Gang (De -lite 534) 19 47 Sun-Frijid Pink-Parrot Barbara Aklin (Brunswick 55440) 50 42 Tighter & Tighter-Alive & Kicking-Roulette 1017 18 (BABY) TURN ON TO ME 43 Psychedelic Shack-The Temptations-Gordy 101E Impressions (Curtom 1954) 13 48 I WANT TO BE YOUR BABY 44 Come And Get 101C Jive 5 (Decca 32736) 49 It-Badfinger-Apple 45 Easy Come Easy Go-Bobby Sherman-Metromedia 1005 19 WHEN YOU GET RIGHT 46 Vehicle-Ides Of March-Warner Bros./7 Arts 99C DOWN TO IT 49 THIS IS MY LOVE SONG Delphonics (Philly Groove 163) 14 Intruders (Gamble 4007) 47 25 Or 6 To 4-Chicago-Columbia 983 48 For The Love Of Him-Bobbi Martin-U.A. 963 20 TIME WAITS FOR NO ONE 50 HEART ASSOCIATION 49 Without Love-Tom Jones-Parrot 961 Friends of Distinction (RCA 0385) 24 Emotions (Volt 4045) 53 49 Cecilia-Simon & Garfunkel-Columbia 961

21 I STAND ACCUSED Isaac Hayes (Enterprse 9017) 15 51 LOSERS WEEPERS Etta James (Cadet 5676) 37

22 I AM SOMEBODY Johnny Taylor (Stax 0078) 27 52 FROM ATLANTA TO GOODBYE Manhattans (Deluxe 129) 54 23 THE TEARS OF A CLOWN Smokey Robinson & Miracles 53 POURING WATER ON A (Tamla 54199) 36 DROWNING MAN Otis Clay (Cotillion 44068) 24 LOVE UPRISING Otis Leavilli (Dakar 620) 17 54 I JUST DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO WITH MYSELF 25 LET ME BACK IN Ciss Houston (Janus -J-131) 55 Tyrone Davis (Dakar 621) 30 55 MR. PREACHER MAN 26 LET ME TRY Bobby Adams (Hometown 102A) 46 Odds & Ends (Today 1001) 26 56 WHEN LOVE CALLS 27 AIN'T NO MOUNTAIN Darrow Fletcher (55244) 57 HIGH ENOUGH Diana Ross (Mowtown 1169) 20 57 CAN'T GET OVER LOSING YOU Donnie Elbert (Rare Bullet 101) 60 28 SEEMS LIKE I GOTTA 1$Tj% DO WRONG 58 KEEP ON LOVING ME R Whispers (Soul Clock 1004) 23 Bobby Bland (Duke 464) - IS 29 IF I DIDN'T CARE 59 HELP ME FIND A WAY Moments (Stang 5016) 2E Little Anthony & Imeprials li I G (United Artists 50720) 30 THAT'S THE WAY I WANT BUSINESS OUR LOVE 60 YES WE CAN Joe Simon (Sound Stage 7-2667) 38 Lee Dorsey (Polydor PD 14038)

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' New To The Top 100 #7 #13 #28 CRACKLIN' ROSIE (2:47) IT DON'T MATTER TO ME (2:46) ENGINE #9 (2:46) Neil Diamond -Uni 5520 Bread-Elektra 45701 Wilson Pickett -Atlantic 2765 8255 Sunset Blvd, L.A. Calif. 15 Columbus Circle. NYC. 1841 Bway, NYC. 'LIL BE THERE (3:35) PROD: Tom Catalano 16715 Charme? Lane, PROD: David Gates -Griffin -Rover c/o Elektra PROD: Staff for Gamble Huff 250 S. Broad St. iackson Five -Motown 1171 Pac. Pal., Calif. PUB: Screen Gems/Columbia BMI 711 5th Ave Phila., Pa. 1457 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich. PUB: Prophet ASCAP c/o Tom Catalano NYC. PUB: Assorted BMI c/o Gamble Huff 'ROD: Hal Davis c/o Motown WRITER: N. Diamond ARR: Don Randi WRITER: D. Gates FLIP: Call On Me WRITERS: Gamble -Huff ARR: Bobby Martin 'UB: Jobete BMI (same address) FLIP: Lordy FLIP: International Playboy WRITERS: B. Gordy Jr. -B. West -W. Hutch -H. Davis S14 SRR: B. West FLIP: One More Chance imon & Garfunkel -Columbia 45237 #29 #8 EL CONDOR PASA (3:06) EXPRESS YOURSELF (3:15) (4:06) Kinks -Reprise 0930 51 W 52 St. NYC. Wants 103rd St. Rhythm Band-Warner Bros. 7417 LOLA Halle #2 4000 Warner Blvd., Burbank, Calif. PROD: Simon & Garfunkel -Roy 4000 Warner Blvd, Burbank, Calif. WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN (3:04) PROD: Ray Davies c/o Reprise c/o Columbia PROD: Chas. Wright 521 5th Ave, NYC. 2arpenters-A&M 1217 PUB: Hill & Range BMI 241 W 72 St., NYC. PUB: Charing Cross BMI PUB: Warner -Tamerlane BMI 6290 Sunset Blvd. Simon ARR: Paul Simon 416 N La Brea, H'wood, Calif. WRITER: R. Davies WRITER: Paul PUB: Wright-Gerstl BMI 6321 Gilday Dr. H'wood 'ROD: Jack Dougherty c/o A&M FLIP: Mindless Child Of Motherhood FLIP: Why Don't You Write Me Calif. WRITER: C. Wright 'UB: Irving BMI (same address) #15 WRITERS: Paul Williams-Roger Nichols ARR: C. Wright -Ray Jackson -Gabe Fleming I YOU (2:28) RR: Richard Carpenter FLIP: All Of My Life I THINK LOVE FLIP: Living On Borrowed Time #9 Partridge Family -Bell 910 BEEN SLEEPING (2:46) SOMEBODY'S 1776 Bway, NYC. 100 Proof -Hot Wax 7004 PROD: Wes Farrell 3 E 54 St., NYC. THAT'S WHERE I WENT WRONG (2:32) c/o Buddah 1650 Bway, NYC. PUB: Screen Gems/Columbia BMI 711 5th Poppy Family -London 139 (4:14) PROD: G. Perry 2601 Cadillac Tower, Detroit, ILL RIGHT NOW Tony Romeo 539 W NYC. Mich. Ave, NYC. WRITER: 25 St. :ree-A&M 206 ARR: Billy Strange PROD: Terry Jacks c/o London Records 416 N LeBrea, Cal. PUB: Goldforever BMI c/o G. Perry To Love You 190 Graveline St. Laurent, Que. Canada. WRITERS: Perry -G. Johnson -A. Bond FLIP: Somebody Wants 'UB: Irving BMI c/o A&M G. PUB: Gone Fishin BMI WRITERS: A. Fraser-P. Rogers FLIP: I've Come To Save You SU6 WRITER: T. Jacks 'LIP: Mouthful Of Grass PER BAD Pt. I & Pt. 2 (4:04) FLIP: Shadows On My Wall James Brown -King 6329 LO0 1540 Brewster Ave., Cinn., Ohio OK WHAT THEY'VE DONE PROD: James Brown c/o King MONTEGO BAY (2:53) NDIANA WANTS ME (2:53) TO MY SONG (3:18) PUB: Crited BMI (same address) Bobby Bloom-MGM/L&R 157 t, Dean Taylor -Rare Earth 5013 New Seekers-Elektra 45699 WRITER: J. Brown 322 W 48 St., NYC. :457 Woodward Ave, Detroit, Mich. 15 Columbia Circle. NYC. FLIP: Super Bad Pt. 3 PROD: Jeff Barry c/o Unart 'ROD: R. Dean Taylor c/o Rare Earth PROD: Dave McKay -Leon Henry Prod. Ltd. PUB: Unart BMI 729 7th Ave. NYC. 'UB: Jobete BMI ?same address) PUB Kama Rippa/Amelaine ASCAP #17 Cheezeburger BMI c/o B. Bloom WRITER: R. Dean Taylor 1650 Bway NYC. GOD, LOVE ROCK AND ROLL (2:47) 430 Pk Ave. S., NYC. kRR: David Van De Pitte-R. Dean Taylor WRITER: (vlelanie Safka Teegarden and Van Winkle -Westbound 170 'LIP: Loves Your Name WRITERS: J. Barry -B. Bloom FLIP: It's A Beautiful Day c/o Janus 1700 Bway, NYC. FLIP: Try A Little Harder PROD: J. Cassily & Teegarden & Van Winkle 14643 Joy Rd, Detroit, Mich. PUB: Bridgeport BMI c/o J. Cassily #32 IT11 GYPSY WOMAN (2:32) 3REEN EYED LADY (5:58) WRITERS: S. Knape -D. Teegarden 'S ONLY MAKE BELIEVE (2:21) 55240 'ugar Loaf -Liberty 56183 FLIP: Work Me Tomorrow Brian Hyland -Uni Glen Campbell -Capitol 2905 8255 Sunset Blvd. L.A. Calif. ,920 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. N Vine, L.A., 'ROD: Frank Slay (Liberty) 1750 Calif. PROD: Del Shannon c/o Uni PROD: Al DeLory c/o Capitol PUB: Certom BMI 79 Monroe St. Chicago, II 'UB: Claridge-ASCAP SEE ME, FEEL ME (3:22) W PUB: Marielle BMI 110 E 59 St. NYC. WRITER: C. Mayfield FLIP: You And Me ,362 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. 32729 (II) WRITERS: C. Twitty-J. Nace ARR: Al DeLory The Who -Decca NRFIERS: Jerry Corbetta, J. C. Phillips 445 Park Ave, NYC. FLIP: Pave Your Way Into Tomorrow )avid Riardan PROD: Kit Lambert 58 Old Compton St. London C33 'LIP: West Of Tomorrow WI Eng. ANDIDA (3:02) PUB: Track BMI 200 W 57 St. NYC. Dawn -Bell 903 WRITER: Townsend 1776 Bway, NYC. SILL WATER (LOVE) (2:58) FLIP: Overture From Tommy PROD: Tokens & Dave Appell Sway, 'IRE AND RAIN (3:20) Four Tops -Motown 1170 c/o Bright Tunes, 1697 NYC. Full Tunes & BMI lames Taylor -Reprise 7423 2457 Woodward Ave., Detroit, Mich. #I9 PUB: Pocket Of Jillbern Bright Tunes 1000 Warner Blvd, Burbank, Calif. PROD: Frank Wilson c/o Motown LUCRETIA MAC EVIL (3:05) c/o Levine ,RR: Bergen 'ROD: Peter Asher c/o Warner Bros. PUB: Jobete BMI (same address) Blood Sweat Tears-Columbia 45235 WRITERS: T. Wine-I Norm FLIP: 'Look At' 'UB: Blackwood BMI/Country Road BMI WRITERS: W. Robinson -F. Wilson 51 W. 52 St. NYC. 650 Bway, NYC. ARR: Jerry Long -Jerry Roach PROD: Bob Colomby-Roy Halle c/o Columbia WRITER: J. Taylor FLIP: Anywhere Like Heaven FLIP: Still Water (Peace) PUB: Blackwood -Bay BMI 1650 Bway, NYC. 34 WRITER: D. C. Thomas ARR: B. Halligan YOU DON'T HAVE TO SAY YOU LOVE ME (2:29) FLIP: Lucretia's Reprise Elvis Presley-RCA 9916 1133 Ave of the Americas, NYC. #20 PUB: Miller ASCAP 1350 Ave of the Americas, OUR HOUSE (2:59) NYC. Crosby Stills Nash Young -Atlantic 2760 WRITERS: Wickham -Napier Bell-Donaggio- 1841 Bway, NYC. Pallavionni PROD: Crosby Stills Nash Young c/o Atlantic FLIP: Patch It Up PUB: Giving Room BMI 55 Liberty St., NYC. WRITER: Graham Nash FLIP: Deja Vu #35 (I KNOW) I'M LOSING YOU (3:38) #21 Rare Earth -Rare Earth 5017 THE TEARS OF A CLOWN (2:56) c/o Motown 2457 Ave Detroit, Mich. Smokey Robinson & Miracles -Lamle 54199 PROD: Norman Whitfield c/o Motown 2457 Woodward, Detroit, Mich. PUB: Jobete BMI (same address) PROD: Henry Cosby-Smokey Robinson c/o WRITERS: Grant -Holland -Whitfield Leal,* BM? (same address) FLIP: When Joannie Smiles e Tamla PUB: Jobete WRITERS: Cosby-Robinson -Wonder :) FLIP: Promise Me #36 CLOSER TO (5:30) D22 HOME Grand Funk -Capitol 2877 DEEPER (3:17) EEPER, Vine, Freda-Payne-Invictus 9080 1750 N L.A., Calif. Produced by PROD: Terry Knight c/o Capitol 2601 Cadillac, Detroit, Mich. PROD: Holland -Dozier -Holland PUB: Storybook BMI 720 5th Ave, NYC. Jeff Barr n WRITER: Mark Farner FLIP: Aimless Lady J y :) c/o Invictus PUB: Goldforever BMI (same address) WRITERS: N. Toney -R. Dunbar -E. Wayne #37 FLIP: Unhooked Generation WHAT YOU WANNA DO (2:25) 5 Flights Up -TA 202 #23 c/o Bell 1776 Bway, NYC. STAND BY YOUR MAN (2:43) PROD: John Florez c/o TA Candi Staton-Fame 1472 4024 Radford, Studio City, Calif. 1750 N Vine, L.A. Calif. PUB: Brig -Tiny Tiger ASCAP 1619 Bway, NYC. PROD: Rick Hall c/o Fame WRITER: J. B. Binghan ARR: Ernie Freeman PUB: Al Gallico BMI 101 W 55 St. NYC. FLIP: Black Cat WRITERS: B. Sherrill -T. Wynette FLIP: How Can I Put Out The Flame #38 (When You Keep The Fire Burning) SWEETHEART (2:59) #24 Engelbert Humperdinck-Parrot 40054 The Following CRY ME A RIVER (3:50) 539 W 25 St. NYC. Stations Joe Cocker-A&M 1200 PROD: Peter Sullivan for Gordon Mills 1416 N. La Brea, L.A., Calif. 24-25 New Bond St. London WI Eng. PROD: Denny Cordell -Leon Russell for Tarantula PUB: Casserole BMI 221 W 57 St. NYC. c/o A&M WRITERS: M. Gibb-E. Gibb FLIP: Born To Be Wanted have PUB: Saunders ASCAP 119 W 57 St., NYC. added Andy's Smash WRITER: Arthur Hamilton FLIP: Give Peace A Chance #39 YELLOW RIVER (2:40) #25 ST -729 Christie -Epic 10626 OUT IN THE COUNTRY (3:08) 51 W 52 St., NYC. 3 Dog Night -Dunhill 4250 PROD: Mike Smith c/o Epic 8255 Bev. Blvd., L.A., Calif, PUB: Norma BMI 241 W 72 5t., NYC. PROD: Richard Podlor c/o Dunhill WRITER: J. Christi WFUN-Miami PUB: Irving BMI 1416 N La Brea, L.A., Calif. FLIP: Down The Mississippi Line WRITERS: P. Williams -R. Nichols FLIP: Good Time Living

KILT-Houston H26 HEED THE CALL (3:17) EAVEN HELP US ALL (3:07) Kenny Rogers & The First Edition -Reprise 0953 WRKO-Boston Stevie Wonder-Tamla 54200 4000 Warner Blvd. Burbank, Calif. 2457 Woodward Ave. Det. Mich. PROD: Jimmy Bowen -Kenny Rogers PROD: Ron Miller -Tom Baird (same address) 6565 Sunset Blvd, H'wood, Cal. PUB: ASCAP 6565 ,. PUB: Stein Van Stock ASCAP (same address) Quill Sunset Blvd. H'wood. WAYS-Charlotte Cal. WRITER: K. Vassy ARR: K. Rogers WRITER: R. Miller FLIP: I Got To Have A Song i FLIP: A Stranger In My Place Rec«d.' M27 AKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF (3:32) #41 Distributed Nationallyby Paramount Records Dionne Warwick -Scepter 12294 AND THE GRASS WON'T PAY NO MIND (3:16) 254 W 54 St., NYC. Mark Lindsay -Columbia 45229 PROD: Blue Jac 527, Mad. Ave., NYC. 51 W 52 St.. NYC. v PUB: Famous BMI I Columbus Circle. NYC. PROD: Jerry Fuller c/o Columbia WRITERS: B. Bacharach-H. David PUB: Stonebridge ASCAP 350 5th Ave, NYC. ARR: Larry Wilcox WRITER: M. Diamond ARR: Artie Butler FLIP: Knowing When To Leave FLIP: Funny How Little Men Care

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S86 °New To The Top 100 #71 (2:57) FRESH AIR (5:20) Quicksilver Messenger TONEY END (2:57) ITITS87 A SHAME 45236 Spinners-V.I.P. 25057 Service Barbara Streisand-Columbia Det. Capitol 2920 51 W 52 St. NYC. 42 c/o Motown 2457 Woodward Ave, Mich. Columbia, H'wood, JUST WANT TO KEEP IT TOGETHER (2:3(I) PROD: Stevie Wonder c/o Motown 1750 N Vine, L.A. Cal. PROD: Richard Perry c/o 579 Paladino c/o Caoitol Cal. Paul Davis -Bang PUB: Jobete BMI (same address) PROD: John Ave, NYC. 1650 Bway, NYC. Paul PUB: Quicksilver BMI 221 W 57 St. NYC. PUB: Tuna Fish BMI 555 Mad. WRITERS: Wonder -Garret -Wright ARR: Gene Page PROD: Chips Moman 827 Thomas Memphis, Tenn. Riser WRITER: Jesse Oris Farrow WRITER: Laura Nyro ARR: PUB: Web IV BMI 1650 Bway, NYC. FLIP: Together We Can Make Such Sweet Music FLIP: Freeway Flier FLIP: I'll Be Home WRITER: P. Davis FLIP: Pollyana #72* W7 HERE DID ALL THE GOOD TIMES GO (2:34) IF YOU WERE MINE (2:49) I NEED HELP (I CAN'T DO IT ALONE) (3:55) Yost & The Classics IV -Liberty 56200 ST TIME LOVE (2:48) Rav Charles-ABC/Tangerine 11271 Bobby Byrd -King 6323 Dennis Peebles -Hi 2178 Ohio. 6920 Sunset Blvd., L.A., Cal. Ann 8255 Beverly Blvd., L. A. Calif. 1540 Brewster Ave, Ginn. Ga. 539 W 25 St., NYC. PUB: Tangerine BMI 2107 W. Washington, L.A., PROD: James Brown c/o King PROD: Buddy Buie P.O. IN 9687 Atlanta, Buddy Buie PROD: Willie Mitchell c/o Hi Calif. PUB: Crited BMI (same address) PUB: Low Sal BMI c/o PUB: Cireco BMI 855 Treat Ave., San Fran., Cal. WRITERS: Buie -Cobb ARR: Larry Goss WRITER: Irving Lewis WRITER: Teddy Brown FLIP: I Need Help 5613 57th Ave B., St. Petersburg, Fla. The Truth Escort BMI FLIP: Till I Can't Take It Any More (I Can't Do It Alone) Pt. 2 FLIP: Ain't It WRITER: C. Hammond FLIP: I Still Love You C59 #73* KILL (3:58) The Band -Capitol HAINS AND THINGS (3:27) BE MY BABY (2:59) TIME TO GO BY (3:06) ASY EARS B. B. King -ABC 1280 Andy Kim -Steed 729 2870 Mashmaknan-Epic 10634 9255 Bev. Blvd. L.A. Cal. 1750 N Vine, H'wood, Cal. Gulf & Western Bldg. I Col. Cir. NYC. 51 West 52 Street, NYC. PROD: John Paladino c/o Capitol PROD: Bill Szymczyk c/o ABC PROD: Jeff Barry 137 W 52 St. NYC. PROD: Billy Jackson c/o Columbia PUB: Pamco c/o ABC BMI Sounds of Lucille BMI PUB: Canaan ASCAP 75 E 55 St. NYC. BMI 1396 St. Catherine St, W PUB: Trio 8M1 1619 Bway, NYC. PUB: Makham 1414 Ave of the Americas, NYC. WRITER: Robbie Robertson Can. Mother Bertha BMI 9130 Sunset Blvd. L.A. Cal. In Mon+real, WRITERS: B. B. King -Dave Clark FLIP: The Shape I'm ARR: P. Seneca) WRITERS: Barry -Greenwich -Spector WRITER: P. Serecal FLIP: King's Special FLIP: Days When We Are Free FLIP: Love That Little Woman #89* #60 SUNSET STRIP (3:35) #74 Ray Stevens-Barnaby 2021 #45 I DO WITH CLOSE (3:26) JUST DON'T KNOW WHAT TO JERUSALEM (2:30) Herb Alpert & Tijuana Brass- MYSELF (2:57) 51 W. 52 St. NYC. Jake Holmes-Polydor 14041 A&M 1225 Gary Puckett-Columbia 45249 PROD: Ray Stevens for Ahab 1700 Bway, NYC. 1416 N La Brea, H'wood, Cal. 7 Meadowgreen Dr. 51 52 St. NYC. PUB: Ahab BMI Route PROD: Eliot Mazer c/o Polydor W PROD: H. Alpert -J. Moss -Larry Levine c/o A&M PROD: Richard Perry c/o Columbia Franklin, Tenn. WRITER: R. Stevens PUB: Out Of Business Ltd-ASCAP PUB: Almo ASCAP c/o A&M 6121 Sunset Blvd. H'wood, Cal. FLIP: Islands c/o D. Wincor 745 5th Ave, NYC. WRITER: H. Alpert ARR: H. Alpert Songs ASCAP 1619 Bway, NYC. WRITER: J. Holmes ARR: Ted Irwin PUB: U.S. FLIP: Strike Up The Band Blue Seas/Jac ASCAP 15 E 48 St. NYC. FLIP: Django & Friend -RCA 9885 Belinda Ltd. ASCAP THE TAKER (2:28) Waylon Jennings #75 of the Americas, NYC. WRITERS: Hal David -Burt Bacharach INDIAN LADY (3:00) 1133 Ave 46 PROD: Danny Davis c/o RCA Nashville, Tenn. OF LOVE) (3:00) ARR: Artie Butler FLIP: All That Matters Lou Christie-Buddah 192 55--10.15.20 (25-30 YEARS BMI 530 W. Main St., 1650 Bway, NYC. PUB: Combine Presidents -Sussex 207 Hendersonville, Tenn. Buddah 1650 Bway, NYC. PROD: Stan Vincent 300 W 55 St. NYC. c/o RIGHT DOWN TO IT (2:48) WRITERS: Kris Kristoferson Shel Silverstein PROD: Van McCoy (same address) WHEN YOU GET PUB: Sleeping Sun BMI c/o Buddah 163 Shadow Of The Gallows PUB: Van McCoy-Interior BMI (same address) Delfonics-Philly Groove WRITER: S. Vincent ARR: S. Vincent FLIP: WRITERS: T. Boyd -A. Powell ARR: Van McCoy c/o Bell 1776 Bway, NYC. FLIP: Glory River PROD: Stan & Bell Prod. c/o Bell #91 FLIP: I'm Still Dancing Bassey-U. 50698 Pub: Screen Gems/Columbia BMI 711 5th Ave, S76 SOMETHING (3:31) Shirley A. NYC. IMPLY CALL IT LOVE (2:35) 6920 Sunset Blvd., L.A. Cal. TI47 Johnny Harris -Tony Colton c/o U. A. ME WAITS FOR NO ONE (2:49) WRITER: B. Mann ARR: Thom Bell Gene Chandler-Mercury 73121 PROD: PUB: Harris Songs BMI 1700 Bway, NYC. Of Distinction -RCA 0385 FLIP: I Gave To You 35 E. Wacker Dr., Chi., III. Friends Geo. Harrison-ARR: Johnny Harris 1133 Ave of the Americas, NYC. PROD: Gene Chandler c/o Mercury WRITER: Rest Your Life PROD: Cork, Jr. c/o RCA H'wood Calif. #62R PUB: Cashand BMI FLIP: What Are You Doing The Of PUB: Kirshner BMI 655 Mad. Ave. NYC. THE GOOD TIMES (3:48) WRITERS: J. Thompson -E. Dixon V92* WRITERS: Sedaka-Greenfield ARR: R. Cork, J.. Ray Price -Columbia 45178 ARR: Tom Washington TO PRAY (2:47) FLIP: New Mother Nature 51 W 52 St. NYC. FLIP: Give Me A Chance ALLEY PROD: Don Law 2016 Terrace Pl. Nashville, Tenn. Arlo Guthrie -Reprise 0951 #48 PUB: Buckhorn BMI 806 16th Ave. S. Nashville, 4000 Warner Blvd. Burbank, Cal. #77 c/o Reprise UNGENA ZA ULIMEVENYU (Unite The World) Tenn. WRITER: K. Kristofferson ARR: Cam Mul- CAROLINA ON MY MIND (3:20) PROD: Lennie Warnaker-John Pilla 200 57 St. NYC. Temptations -Gordy 7102 lins FLIP: Grazin' In Green Pastures -Colossus 128 PUB: Howard Beach ASCAP W Crystal Mansion Guthrie 2457 Woodward Ave., Det., Mich. 1855 Bway, NYC. WRITERS: D. Coutson-J. Pilla -A. PROD: Norman Whitfield (same address) A63 PROD: David White -Crystal Mansion c/o FLIP: Gabriel's Mother Hyway Ballad #I6 Blues PUB: Jobete BMI (same address) FTER MIDNIGHT (3:15) Eric Clapton-Atco Artie Kaplan WRITERS: N. Whitfield -B. Strong 6784 PUB: Blackwood BMI 1650 Bway, NYC. Country H93* AND DANCE (3:15) ARR: David Van Dee Pitte 1841 Bway NYC. Road BMI WRITER: James Taylor UM ALONG Temptations -Gordy 7102 PROD: Delaney Bramlett by Robt. Stigwood ARR: A. Gorgoni FLIP: If I Live London, Eng. 2457 Woodward Ave, Det. Mich. 43 Gordy I#AM SOMEBODY-2 (3:18) PUB: Viva BMI 6922 H'wood Blvd. H'wood, 278 PROD: Norman Whitfield c/o Johnnie Taylor-Stax 0078 Cal. LOSERS WEEPERS (2:56) PUB: Jobete BMI (same address) 926 E. Mclemore, Memphis, Tenn. WRITERS: John J. Cole ARR: D. Bramlett Etta James -Cadet 5676 WRITERS: N. Whield-B. Strond PROD: Don Davis c/o Stax FLIP: Easy Now 1301 Ave. of the Americas. NYC. FLIP: Unite The World PUB: Groovesville BMI 19767 Ardmore, Det., PROD: G. Barge -R. Bass 320 E 21st St., Chi., III. Mich. #64 PUB: Heavy BMI WRITER: L. D. Bonds 4 SEEMS LIKE I GOTTA DO WRONG (2:45) GET9 INTO SOMETHING (3:51) WRITER: A Snider FLIP: I Am Somebody-I ARR: Gene Barge FLIP: Weepers Whispers -Soul Clock 1004 Isley Bros. -T. Neck 929 c/o Canyon 1242 N Highland Ave, H'wood, Bway, M50 #79 c/o Buddah 1650 NYC. ONGOOSE (4:47) Cal. MATTER WHAT (2:57) PROD: R. O. & R. Isley c/o Buddah Elephant's Memory -Metromedia 182 PROD: Ron Carson c/o Canyon Badfinger-Apple 1822 PUB: Triple Three BMI c/o Buddah 1700 Bway, NYC. PUB: Wally Roker BMI c/o Canyon 1700 Bway, NYC. WRITERS: R. O. & R. Isley WRITERS: D. PROD: Ted Cooper 3 #54 St. NYC. Ervine-Lynn Farr ARR: Art Freeman PROD: Mal Evans c/o Apple FLIP: Get Into Something II PUB: Pocket Full of Tunes BMI c/o Ted Cooper FLIP: Needle In A Hay Stack PUB: Apple ASCAP 110 E 59 St. NYC. WRITERS: R. Frank -S. Bronstein WRITER: Peter Ham FLIP: Carry On Till FLIP: I Couldn't Dream #65e Tomorrow MR. BOJANGLES (5:15) ONLY LOVE CAN BREAK YOUR HEART (3:13) Nitty Gritty Dirt Band -Liberty 56197 Neil Young -Reprise 0958 T80 6920 Sunset Blvd. L.A. Cal. SNOWBIRD (2:08) 4000 Warner Blvd. Burbank, Cal. HIS IS MY LOVE SONG (2:55) PROD: Wm. E. McEuen c/o Liberty Ann Murray -Capitol 2738 PROD: N. Young -David Briggs -Ken Dalltasios Intruders -Gamble 4007 PUB: Cotillion BMI Danel BMI 1841 Bway, NYC. 1740 N Vine, L.A. Cal. c/o Reprise PUB: Broken Arrow/Cotillion BMI 1650 Bway, NYC. WRITER: Jerry Jeff Walker ARR: Nifty Gritty PROD: Bryan Ahern c/o Capitol 1841 Bway, NYC. WRITER: N. Young FLIP: Birds PROD: Gamble Huff 250 S Broad St., Phila, Pa. Dirt Band FLIP: Uncle Charlie's Interview/ PUB: Beechwood BMI c/o Capitol PUB: Assorted 8M1 c/o Gamble Huff Spanish Fandango WRITER: Gene MacLellan ít66 WRITERS: K. Gamble -L. Huff ARR: Bobby Martin FLIP: Just Bidin' My Time OUR WORLD (4:04) FLIP: Let Me In Your Mind #96* Blue Mink -Philips 40686 IT'S IMPOSSIBLE (3:12)

SH2 35 E Wacker Dr., Chicago, III. W81 Perry Como -RCA 0387 ARE THE LAND (3:53) PROD: Morgan Music Prod., London, England OODSTOCK (2:15) Assembled Multitude - 1133 Ave of the Americas, NYC. Guess Who -RCA 0388 PUB: MRC BMI 110 W 57 St., NYC. Atlantic 2764 PROD: Ernie Altschuler 1133 Ave of the Americas, NYC. WRITERS: Flowers -Pickett 1841 Bway, NYC. PUB: Sunbury ASCAP c/o RCA PROD: Nimbus 9 for Jack Richardson FLIP: Respects To Mr. Jones PROD: Bill Buster-Tom Sellers c/o Atlantic WRITERS: S. Wayne -A. Manzanero ARR: Marty PUB: Dunbar BMI 1650 Bway, NYC. PUB: Siquomb BMI 55 Liberty St. NYC. Manning FLIP: Long Life, Lots Of Happiness Cirrus BMI 131 Hazleton Ave, Tor. Ont. Can. I'67 WRITER: Joni Mitchell ARR: Tom Sellers M NOT MY BROTHER'S KEEPER (2:55) Expressions BMI 41 Valley Brk, Dr. Don Mills, FLIP: Mr. Feppercorn SP7 Ont. Can. WRITER: Cummings ARR: Winter Flaming Ember -Hot Wax 7007 ECIAL MEMORY (3:08) FLIP: Bus Rider c/o Buddah 1650 Bway, NYC. ií82 Jerry Butler -Mercury 73131 PROD: William Weatherspoon-Raynard Miner KING OF ROCK AND ROLL (2:29) 35 E. Wacker Dr., Chi., Ill. #53 c/o Buddah Crow-Amaret 125 PROD: Jerry Butler -Billy Butler c/o Mercury LET ME BACK IN (2:40) PUB: Goldforever BMI 2601 Cadillac Tower, Det., 1717 N Highland, H'wood Cal. PUB: Butler/Chappell ASCAP 609 5th Ave, NYC. Tyrone Davis -Dakar 621 Mich. PROD: Bob Monaco c/o Dunwich 25 E. Chestnut, WRITERS: J. Butler -B. Butler -L. Wade 1841 Bway, NYC. WRITERS: W. Weatherspoon-R. Miner -R. Dunbar Chi, III. ARR: Don Hathaway FLIP: How Does It Feel PROD: Willie Henderson c/c Dakar FLIP: Deserted Village PUB: Hastings BMI 7165 Sunset Blvd. H'wood PUB: Julio Brian BMI 445 Plc Ave, NYC. Cal. WRITER: Jeff Thomas FLIP: Satisfied #98* WRITER: Jean Dollison #83 I CAN'T BELIEVE THAT YOU'VE STOPPED ARR: Tom Tom Washington -W. Henderson STAND BY ME (3:20) LOVING ME (3:06) BETTER OFF WITHOUT YOU (3:07) FLIP: Love Bones David & Jimmy Ruffin -Soul 35076 Pride -RCA 9902 Main Ingredient -RCA 0382 Charlie 2457 Woodward Ave, Oct. Mich. Americas, NYC. 1133 Ave of the Americas, NYC. 1133 Ave of the Tenn. PROD: Frank Wilson c/o Soul PROD: Sylvester -Simmons -McPherson PROD: Jack Clement c/o RCA Nashville, JULIE, DO YA LOVE ME (2:52) PUB: Tro NYC. BMI 10 Col. Circle, NYC. Buzz Wills c/o RCA PUB: Hill & Range BMI 241 W 72 St., Bobby Sherman -Metromedia 194 WRITERS: King -Glick Blue Crest BMI P.O. Bx 162 Madison, Tenn. 1700 Bway, NYC. PUB: Clarama BMI 37 W 57 St. NYC. ARR: Willie Shorter -Tom Braid WRITERS: Sylvester -Simmons -McPherson WRITERS: A.L. Doodle "Owens" Dallas Frazier PROD: Jackie Mills 6430 Sunset Blvd. H'wood, FLIP: Your Love Was Worth Waiting For Decopeaux FLIP: Time "You're Not A Friend Of Mine" Cal. PUB: Lucon/Sequel BMI c/o Jackie Mills ARR: Bert FLIP: Need Her Love (Mr. Bugler) WRITER: T. Bahles ARR: Al Capps #99* FLIP: Spend Some Time Lovin' Me #69 LOVE UPRISING (2:38) #84* EASY RIDER (3:05) Otis Leavill-Dakar 620 STONED LOVE (2:49) Iron Butterfly-Atco 6782 #55 1841 NYC. Supremes-Mowtown 1172 1841 Bway, NYC. LET'S WORK TOGETHER (2:45) Bway. PROD: W. Henderson Dakar 2457 Woodward Ave, Oct. Mich. PROD: Richard Podolar c/o Atco Canned Heat-Liberty 56151 c/o PUB: Brian 445 Plc PROD: Frank Wilson c/o Mowtown PUB: Marlu ASCAP 6920 Sunset Blvd., L.A.. Julio BMI Ave, NYC. Calif. PUB: Jobete BMI (same address) ARR: Iron Butterfly -R. Podolar PROD: Skip Taylor -Canned Heat c/o Liberty WRITER: Eugene Record ARR: Tom Tom Washington WRITERS: F. Wilson -Y. Samoht ARR: David WRITERS: Iron Butterfly-Robt. Woods Edmonson PUB: Mozzella BMI 58 W 58 St., NYC. FLIP: I On FLIP: Soldier In Our Town WRITER: Wilbert Harrison FLIP: I'm Her Man Need You Van Pitte FLIP: Shine Me #70 #85* #100 #56 GROOVE ME (3:04) DETROIT CITY (3:45) Dean Martin -Reprise 0955 I DON'T CRY (3:00) ONE LESS BELL TO ANSWER (3:29) WANNA King Floyd-Chimneyville 435 4000 Warner Blvd., Burbank, Cal. Ronnie Dyson -Columbia 45240 5th Dimension -Bell 940 Bway, NYC. PROD: Jimmy Bowen c/o Amos SI 52 St. 1776 Bway, NYC. c/o Atlantic 1841 W NYC. 6565 Sunset Blvd., L.A., Cal. PROD: Billy Jackson c/o Columbia PROD: Bones Howe 8833 Sunset Blvd. L.A. Cal. PROD: E. Walker for Malaco c/o Malaco BMI Bx 1552 Miss. PUB: Cedarwood BMI 815 16th Ave S. Nashville, PUB: Ludix BMI IO E 44 NYC. PUB: Blue Seas/Jac ASCAP 15 E 48 St. NYC. PUB: Malaco P.O. Jackson, St. Tenn. Betalbin BMI 1271 6th Ave NYC. WRITERS: Burt Bacharach-Hal David Roffignoc BMI WRITER: King Floyd WRITERS: Davie Dill -Mel Tillis ARR: Billy Strange WRITERS: L. Dixon -C. Jackson ARR: Bob Alcivar-Bill Holman -B. Howe ARR: Wardell Quezerque FLIP: What Our ARR: Jimmy Wisner FLIP: She's Gone FLIP: Feelin Alright Love Needs FLIP: Turn The World Around

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Editorial: SESAC Country Awards CMA'S LOSS Presented In Nashville NASHVILLE - The 1970 SESAC Promising Country Music Writer of Country Music Awards were the Year". Both writers are affiliated The Country Music Association has done so much for Country Music since its presented at the Woodmont Country with Contention Music. Ten-year old inception. Club in Nashville, on Thursday even- Kerry McLean, author of "That's Imagine what it could have done were it not bogged down by constant politics, ing, October 15th. The occasion was What Life Is All About", recorded in -fighting, harmful by-laws and the like. the Sixth Annual SESAC Awards and released by Warner Mack on The original concept of CMA, when it was formed, was to benefit Country Banquet, held annually in conjunc- Decca, received a special tribute as Music as a whole. All in the Association and on the Board were asked to dis- tion with the week-long celebration "Youngest Country Music Writer of associate themselves from company affiliations and personal benefit, and think of the WSM "Grand Ole Opry" an- the Year." Other awards in the "writ- in terms of the how all of Country Music would be improved by any decision, niversary and the Country Music er" category went to Warner Mack, appointment, expenditure and the like. Festival. More than 250 top artists, Webb Pierce, Eddie Noack and Ray- Unfortunately, it seems as though too many people in the association have writers, publishers and recording mond Smith. lost sight of its original principles and goals and are involved in personal power company executives were in atten- In the field of "publisher" awards, struggles and politicking either for their own selfish desires or to prevent more dance. Page Boy Publications, Wandering deserving business competitors from getting into a position whereby their work Following a festive "black -tie" din- Acres Music Inc., Raydee Music Com- for the improvement of country music might be detrimental to their day-to-day ner, the 1970 Awards presentation pany, Contention Music and Peach business activities. got underway, hosted by Ralph Music copped all honors. Owen We saw vivid evidence of the politics and games CMA people play at the Emery, WSM deejay whose syndi- Bradley, Decca; Pappy Daily, Musi - annual CMA election of directors in Nashville last week . . . especially in our cated "Ralph Emery Show" is cur- cor; Jerry Kennedy, Mercury; and own "Publications" category. rently aired on close to 100 radio Bob Thompson, MTA Records were After three deserving candidates desireous of working hard for Country Music stations coast -to -coast. Music was singled out for A&B Producer recog- were nominated from the publications field at a board meeting a few months provided by Nashville's own Boyce nition. ago, and were put onto the ballot for all to scrutinize and think about, a last Hawkins and his orchestra. Each year, SESAC awards trophy minute move was made by a large block -voting member of the publication field Awards in the "artist" category to the person or organization who, in to elect a dark horse, nominated just before the secretary closed nominations, were presented to Faron Young, the opinion of the licensing firm, has giving no one time to investigate who Warner Mack, Webb Pierce, George contributed most to the promotion the individual was, whether he was quali- and betterment of country music. The fied, or whether his election was in the best interest of Country Music. As a Jones, Jack Greene, Bobby Lord, 1969 award was the matter of fact a number of the members in our vicinity were overheard asking Cnnwav Twitty and Loretta Lynn. given to Country SESAC's "Ambassador of Music Association and, this year, it "who is her" Did . Country you ever hear of him?. and fearful of exhibiting was presented to Chet Atkins, RCA ignorance mumbled, "I never heard of that publication" or "I never knew it Music" award for 1970 was presented was involved in to Johnny Cash, and a special trophy Victor. Country music." SESAC, long a leader in the inter- Why wasn't this nomination to such an important job made months ago like was awarded to America's singing cowboy, Roy Rogers, for "Multi - national promotion of its publisher the others. So it too could be examined by members. Why was it saved for the Media Country and Western Excel- affiliates' works, this year presented very last second, for Country Music Week, when Nashville goes thru the turmoil lence." for the first time award to Sage and and confusion caused by over population and a schedule of events that makes For the second consecutive year, Sand Music, Inc., for its song "Burn- one desireous of "getting done quickly" with such things as nominations and Ted Harris was selected as "Country ing Bridges", sub -published and re- elections so he can get to his next bit of business on an overloaded schedule of Music Writer of the Year", while leased on numerous occasions events. Betty Walker was chosen "Most throughout the world. Needless to say, the big block vote of the one publication, which, each year, seems to have more votes than all the other publications combined (a situation very unlike our constitutional approach to things that gives Delaware as many Senators as New York has in Congress) pushed through its favorite son, de- priving CMA of anyone of the three previously nominated candidates who would have given so much to the Association. Harold Hitt Reports This editorial may smack of sour grapes. But it's not that. It's just the result of years of frustration that sees worthy people, who want to serve, (a rare breed in this day and age) prevented from doing so by politics. It's unfortunate that a block vote of the membership of one company, that could include the firm's Progress 1970 window washers, receptionists or mail -room clerks, can control an election. And CMA keep, possibly more deserving people who might pose a business threat, out of the limelight. NASHVILLE - Harold Hitt, pres- thanks for their devotion to the For its own benefit, we advise the CMA Board to re-examine its by laws and ident of the Country Music Associa- cause, and those of you who have consider a more constitutional election process before we find an editor from tion opened the 12th Annual CMA brought new members into our fold "Facist Party Daily" or some sexy girly magazine nominated and elected to the Membership Meeting last week by are to be congratulated and com- Board before anyone realizes it has happened. reflecting upon the recent achieve- mended for your efforts in this area. ments made by country music during TV has become, and is becoming the past year. Following, are ex- each day, a more important medium cerpts from Mr. Hitt's speech: for displaying our product to the na- "The year of 1970 has been a year tion. After the highest audience ra- when Country Music has attained its ting yet, (a 40 percent share) for our Winners Circle well deserved place in American soci- annual Kraft Awards Show, the ety, the world and even the cosmos. Your board of directors, at their Madison Avenue executive has truly own expense, has carried the banner become aware of Country Music in of country music into many different the industry. More talent has been sections of our continent this year. presented on network TV this year Our first meeting, in January, was held in Hawaii, the second in Atlan- than ever before in the history of the ta, where significant gains in mem- industry. The high ratings of the bership fron this active area in coun- Johnny Cash Show, The Hee-Haw try Music was accomplished, our Show, and the Glen Campbell Show third meeting was in Toronto, Cana- have brought from da, with 29 top executives from this interest such country sharing ideas with our prominent personalities as Ed Sul- neighbors to the North. To show the livan, Lawrence Welk, Andy Wil- strength of your board, I would like liams, Dean Martin, Mery Griffin, to point out that we have 41 execu- tives from the west coast, the Joey Bishop, Mike Douglas, David southeast, the mid -west, and the New Frost, Flip Wilson, Dick Cavett, Len- THE TAKER - , GOOD SHOW - Recipients of York City area. With this caliber of non -Durante, Donald O'Connor and takes time out to pose for a picture ASCAP's Country Music Song -writers persons and broad regional support, Bob Hope as well as the Kraft Music your with BMI president Edward Cramer, Awards held in Nashville October country music association will Hall. Both The Show and Hee- left, Fred Foster, and Bob Beckham. 14th are: (1-r) Rick Hall, producer for continue to be a sounding force in Cash Kris (second from right) was on hand Bobbie Gentry's million-seller, "Fan- the industry. Haw are rated in their networks when his "Me And Bobby McGee" cy"; Mr. & Mrs. Frank Russell ac- Membership records have been set among the top five programs. In the was honored as one of the BMI award cepted on behalf of their son, Bobby during this 1970 year with 157 life- ten major cities of the east coast, winning country songs. The awards Russell, who won two awards for time members, (including Pete Con- both shows are rated two and three were presented in Nashville on Oct. "Better Homes and Gardens" and rad, our moon -walking astronaut), 13. "Then She's A Lover"; Wesley Rose 186 organizational members, and 2,- in the top five of their networks. publisher (Milene Music) for "Pull 516 individual members. This gives us Recently, a variety magazine survey My String and Wind Me Up", written a total membership of 2,859, a gain shows that these country shows rate by James L. White; William P. Gal- of 423 during the past year. Member- with the public as family entertain- lagher, president of Famous Music; ship chairman Ralph Emery and his and president of ASCAP Stanley weekly meeting committee, and Mar- ment, variety shows, comedies, and Adams who presented the awards. raret Beeskau, CMA Membership Di- musicals, all rolled into one. Thirty one songs were cited. rector, deserve a special vote of (cont. on pg. 42)

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www.americanradiohistory.com Williams To The Wheel ASCAP Honors Country Radio KBBQ Dudley Williams, one of the most Of Glaser popular air personalities in the Los NASHVILLE-With the announce- Angeles area for the past decade has ment of the opening of the newest Music Award Winners "moved to the country." recording facility in Music City, Williams, who has been heard in Tompall, Chuck and Jim have com- NASHVILLE -A record number of Other award songs were "Are You the mid -day slot (10-33) on KGIL for pleted the formation of their wheel songwriters, publishers, record pro- From Dixie", "House of Blue Lights", the past thirteen years, has left that called Glaser. ducers and music stars have wan AS - "I'll Never Be Free", "I'm Going station to take over the morning slot The newly completed studio fea- CAP country music awards at the Home", "Marry Me", "My Cup Run- (6-10) on KBBQ, the 24 hour country tures the latest advances in electron- largest ASCAP Awards Luncheon in neth Over", "Seven Lonely Days", music station, KBBQ, owned and op- ics as applied to recording. The "T" Nashville's history. and "There Wouldn't Be a Lonely erated by George Cameron Communi- shaped control room offers a 20 -chan- Over 700 music business leaders, Heart in Town." cations, Inc., emanates from "Beauti- nel board with 16 -track tape ma- including the biggest names in the A total of 124 awards were ful Downtown Burbank" with a sig- chines and is designed for quadra - country music world, attended the presented to thee winners. nal span that covers the San Fernan- sonic 4 -channel stereo sound. program in which ASCAP president do Valley and the greater Los Ange- Stanley Adams presented plaques to In welcoming remarks, ASCAP The control room, presided over by president Stanley Adams commented, les area. chief engineer Claude Hill, is ad- the writers, publishers, producers and Dudley broke into radio on country artists of 31 award -winning songs. "During the past year, a record num- justed by elektracoustics and equipped ber of publishers and writers have music stations in the southwest. His for perfect response. The studio, con- Among the multiple winners were last job prior to moving to Califor- Billy Edd Wheeler ("Blistered", "Riv- been elected to ASCAP through the sisting of three separate rooms is de- Nashville office. From last November nia and the San Fernando Valley in signed to give better separation, or er Bottom" and "Son of a Coal 1958 was in Lubbock, Texas. His Man"), Bobby Russell ("Then through last month, a total of 193 composite sessions, and was built pri- She's a warm, friendly style has brought him marily for the use of Glaser Produc- Lover" and "Better Homes and Gar- songwriters from the southern region a large following of loyal listeners, dens"), and the songwriting were tions artists and writers use at their team of elected to ASCAP membership. and recognition from radio critics. most productive point. The studio is Jerry Foster and Bill Rice ("Call Me A record number of music publishers, Gone" and "Heaven Everyday"). Williams' voice is familiar to radio also available for custom work and is seventy, were elected to ASCAP listeners all over the country, al- fully equipped with a synthesizer, pos- Among other writers receiving membership awards were Vaughn Horton for during this same though unidentified. He has voiced sibly Moog, on the way. "Big Wheel Cannonball"; Hoover period." commercials for Marlborough Ciga- The many spokes to the wheel ("All That Keeps Country music stars Stan Hitch- rettes, Paquin Lotion, Downey Flake called Glaser includes three publishing Ya Goin"'); Jerry and Copper Penny Res- Smith ("Drivin' Home") ; Bobbie cock, Mac Curtis, and John Wesley Corporation, companies, and booking, recording Gentry ("Fancy"); Richard Ross Ryles provided entertainment for the aurants, among others. and production companies. Owners of ("Hum a Song"); James Peterik luncheon. the copyright, "Gentle On My Mind", ("Vehicle") ; Jan Deckard and Jimmy ASCAP Awards also went to such Glaser Publications has received the Henson ("Sugar Among the producers receiving Johnny citation of achievement as Most Per- in the Flowers"); awards were Jack renowned recording stars as Van Trevor and Ron Peterson ("Sit - Clement, Chet At- Cash, Tompall and the Glaser Broth- formed Song from BMI for the years tin' in Atlanta Station"); Edwin kins, Buzz Cason, George Richey, ers, Jerry Reed, Bobby Russell, Dick 1968, '69 and '70, in both the pop and Hawkins ("Oh Hapiy Day"); Vance Bob Johnston, Glenn Sutton, Owen Curless, Stan Hitchcock, Jerry Smith, country fields, with the first Robert Bulla and Steven J. Allen ("Partly Bradley, Rick Hall, Jim Vienneau, Bobbie Gentry, Mel Tillis, Earl Rich- J. Burton Award received at the re- Bill") ; Darrell Statler ("Put Your Bob Montgomery, Sam Phillips, Nor- ards, Jerry Lee Lewis, Claude King, cent BMI banquet. Lovin' Where Your Mouth Is") ; ris Wilson, Ken Nelson, Scotty Tur- Johnnie and Jonie Mosby, Bobby Le- Working as the vocal group "Tom - James L. White ("Pull My String and ner, Danny Davis, Pete Drake, Al wis, Mac Wiseman, Waylon Jennings, pall and the Glaser Brothers", they Wind Me Up") ; Jimmy Webb (Mac- DeLory, Johnny Bush, Glen Campbell, Lawan- were awarded in 1970 1st Place by Arthur Park"); Cy Coben ("Johnny Slim Williamson, Don Law, Peggy Little, Henry Hunt, Larry Butler, Felton da Lindsey, Carl Smith, CMA, Billboard, Record World (3rd Cash and Charley's Pride") ; Bob Dy- Johnny Darrell, Jean Shepard, Nat lan ("I'll Be Your Baby Tonight"); Jarvis, Cliff Williamson, Joe Allison, Stuckey, Del Reeves, Anthony year), Music City News (3rd year), and Don Robertson for "I Can't Seem Bob Destocki, Jerry Wexler, Tom Armstrong Jones, Roy Clark, the KBT Fan Clubs (2nd year), with an to Say Good-bye". Dowd, and Arif Mardin. Ides of March, and Lulu. Award of Merit from ASCAP.

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Prissy Mitchell and Jerry Reed (in year, album of the year and single of lead role in "The Dealer" movie, a (15th) what was termed by the Sher- private life Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hub- the year. Columbia production which begins aton staff as the "biggest dinner and bard) proud new parents of a baby The CBS (Channel 5) TV Hee-Haw shooting November 2nd in Holly- party ever held at the Nashville ho- girl born in Nashville on October Show to resume taping in Music City wood . Representatives for Tony tel." Certron artists Ronnie Dove, 20th . . . Brian Collins, a 19 -year the latter part of October . On JOE White refute rumors of his sign- Mery Shiner, and Elton Britt enter- discovery of RPM, Inc. president November 9th Jeannie C. Riley will ing with any record company as tained the estimated crowd of 2500 Brad McCuen, has inked a recording fly to Europe where she will tape an yet. But he has had talks with Atlan- persons with interludes of square contract with Mega Records, a divi- appearance on an Ed Sullivan Show tic, Capitol, Columbia, and Warner dancing by the Rutherford County sion of RPM. McCuen said the young tribute to the American armed for- Brothers. TJW will be on the Johnny (Tenn.) Cloggers. Earl Norwood, Texan's initial disking for the label is ces. Arranged in conjunction with the Cash Show November 11. caterer for the free Beer 'N BBQ, due for release Nov. 2 and features program's sponsor, Bristol -Meyers, Decca Records were more valuable said that 1000 people were served in "Your Kind Of Man" b/w "Walkin'," her appearance is slated for telecas- than booze to thiefs who broke into the first hour. The menu consisted of a song penned by Collins. McCuen ting early in '71. On the 22nd of the Decca Hospitality Suite during country food, BBQ, spareribs, chick- said the original and all future ses- November, the artist will also be a the recent Grand Ole Opry celebra- en, catfish, ham, slaw, black-eyed sions on the young artist will, be part of Sullivan's salute to composer tion. The thiefs took 42 single rec- peas, sweet potatoes, baked beans, produced by Collins' personal manag- Richard Rodgers, taped at the Holly- ords, and four albums, leaving 31/2 and fruit pies. An interesting side- er, Billy Carr and added that an al- wood Bowl for CBS airing. Coincid- cases of liquor intact . . . Our sym- light to the event, reported in the bum will be forthcoming. ing with the release of her latest phathy to Hubert Long, talent agent local papers, was the beer truck that Patsy Sledd, whose latest for single and LP for Plantation, Miss and publisher, whose father recently had to be brought in for the event. United Artists is "Bring Your Love Riley recently wound -up a tour of died after a lengthy illness. Norwood said the truck pumped (and Back To Me," is looking forward to record breaking fair dates, a return Duane Dee recorded at Woodland served) 750 gallons of beer. an Hawaiian tour Nov. 6-15 and will appearance on the Grand Ole Opry, Sound Studios for Cartwheel Records Brad McCuen, prexy RPM/Mega be at the Silver Dollar in Las Vegas and television guest appearances on with Ron Chancey producing . Records announced the signing of Nov. 16-17. This is the first trip to Hee-Haw and the Tom Jones Show Sonny Throckmorton recently put the Ronnie Prophet to the label during either Hawaii or Vegas. The Hawai- before readying to depart for the Eu- finishing touches to his new single Convention week. Canadian born ian tour is being coordinated through ropean commitments. release for Vintage Music ... Two of Prophet is a fabulous blend of the Hubert Long Agency and D. J. Durwood Haddock says, "I gotta Woodland Sound's Engineers, Jim singer, musician and comedian. He Productions of Hawaii. think of something real good . . . Pugh and Rick Horton handled the has been in Nashville for the past Carl Perkins, a writer for Cedar - now what is it?" . . Lynn Anderson sound for the BMI Awards Dinner . . two years appearing nightly in a wood, has done something that is not and husband Glenn Sutton are plan- . Frank Gorshin, who now records famed Printer's Alley club. exactly unheard of, but it's not the ning to move in the near future to a for King Records recently in Nash- Pick the side on Webb Pierce's new usual either. He has recorded a Ced- beautiful new country estate south of ville to do final overdubbing for his release on Decca. Will it be "The arwood song not written by Carl Nashville . . . Billy Deaton, Faron single release on the King label. Up- Way We Were Back Then" or Perkins. Ronnie Self penned Carl's Young's manager, reports that coming TV -wise is a "Virginian" "Showing His Dollar" . . One of latest disking, "What Every Little Faron, along with his Country Depu- series and also a Kraft Music Hall Nashville's prettiest Libras, Jeannie Boy Ought To Know." ties, will open the Pensacola State Show to be aired November 12th. C. Riley, became the proud new own- The Merle Haggard convention, or Fair, in Florida, on the 22nd of Octo- One of Faron Young's Country De- er of a white 1971 Corvette on her ber, also on Sunday, the 25th Faron puties, Dave Hall, has a new release so it seemed, ended here October 17 birthday, October 19. Her surprise and during the week when deejays and his Deputies will be performing out on RCA entitled, "We Can Work from across the country converged at one of the largest prisons in the It Out" ... Billy Deaton just signed gift gathered more than a few "sec- on the country music mecca, Capitol's United States, the Huntsville State with Buck Owens to represent his ond looks" as it sped out towards "Okie From Muskogee" captured Prison Rodeo in Huntsville, Texas. Blue Book Music in Nashville, Tenn. Jeannie's suburban home in time for four major CMA awards, male vocal- Local writer-singer-guiarist Kris Certron Corporation Music Divi- the celebration; it was surrounded by ist of the year, entertainer of the Kristofferson has been signed for the sion hosted last Thursday night a huge blue ribbon and bow. Cash Box - October 31, 1970 41 www.americanradiohistory.com /I \ aMM //ían m\\ III\\ I/1/p CashBox Country LP Reviews CashBox Top Country Albums " Mliiegm nete// V

1 THE FIGHTIN' SIDE OF ME 1 16 REMOVING THE SHADOW 19 Merle Haggard (Capitol ST 451) Hank Williams Jr. & Lois Johnson (MGM 4721) SINGER OF SAD SONGS - Waylon Jennings - RCA - LSP 4418 2 LIVE AT THE 2 Waylon Jennings currently holding down the 17 THE GREAT WHITE HORSE 15 one on the country and west- INTERNATIONAL, LAS VEGAS number position Buck Owens & Susan Raye ern singles chart with his version of "The Jerry Lee Lewis (Mercury SR 61278) (Capitol ST 558) Taker," should do as well with his "Singer Of Sad Songs" album. The LP features Way - Ion's magnificent rendition of "Honky Tonk 3 HELLO DARLIN' 3 18 COUNTRY FAIR 18 Woman" as well as "No Regrets," "If I Were Conway Twitty (Decca DL 75209) Various Artists (Capitol SWBB 562) A Carpenter," "Ragged But Right," and seven other brilliant tunes. 4 ONCE MORE 5 19 ONE MORE TIME 20 Porter Wagoner & Dolly Parton Mel Tillis (MGM SE 4681) (RCA LSP 4388)

20 TAMMY'S TOUCH 16 5 FOR THE GOOD TIMES 7 Tammy Wynette (Epic BN 26549) SKID ROW JOE - DOWN IN THE ALLEY - Ray Price (Columbia C 30106) Porter Wagoner - RCA - LSP 4386 This new album by Porter basically concerns 21 I NEVER ONCE STOPPED 22 itself with songs dedicated to or written to 6 CHARLEY PRIDE'S 4 LOVING YOU depict the tragic life of people who are down 10TH ALBUM in the dumps. There are many references to Connie Smith (RCA LSP 4394) wine, and drinking, as evidenced by "Here's A (RCA LSP 4367) Toast To Mama," "The Town Drunk," "When I Drink My Wine," and "Bottle Of Wine." and 9 22 I'M ALRIGHT 27 7 NO LOVE AT ALL "The Alley," further substantiate the point. The Lynn Anderson (Chart 1037) album is absolutely brilliant and will become Lynn Anderson (Columbia C 30099) a country landmark. 23 IT'S HARD TO BE A WOMAN 25 8 I NEVER PICKED COTON 6 Skeeter Davis (RCA LSP 4382) Roy Clark (Dot DLP 25980)

Rßn VfCi 24 WONDERS OF THE WINE 29 9 GLEN CAMPBELL 11 David Houston (Epic BN 30108) DOWN HOME IN THE COUNTRY - George GOODTIME ALBUM Hamilton IV - RCA - LSP 4435 (Capitol SW 493) Here's the newest and perhaps most interest- MY LOVE/DON'T KEEP 21 ing album by George. It contains 11 tracks all 25 ME HANGIN' ON done in brilliant country and western fashion. 10 THE FIRST LADY 17 LP Sonny James & The Southern Gentlemen The cuts on the are mixed; some old, some Wynette (Epic 30213) very recent-but all are performed expertly. Tammy (Capitol ST 479) George performs two Kristofferson tunes, "Me And Bobby McGee," and "Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down," which have already 11 SNOWBIRD 14 26 THE BEST OF 23 become classics. On "Everything Is Beautiful," Anne Murray (Capitol ST 579) JERRY LEE LEWIS he performs with Skeeter Davis, but the en- (Smash SRS 6/131) tire album is a masterpiece. 12 ME & JERRY 13 TRIP IN THE COUNTRY 30 Chet Atkins - Jerry Reed 27 A (RCA LSP 4396) Roger Miller (Mercury SR 61297)

ALL WRAPPED 13 MY WOMAN, MY WOMAN 8 28 YOUR SWEET LOVE ALL WRAPPED UP IN CASH - Nashville UP IN CASH MY WIFE LIFTED ME Fiddles Certron Husky (Capitol ST 591) - - 7006 Marty Robbins (Columbia CS 9978) Ferlin Subtitled "Johnny Cash's Greatest Hits," this album by the Nashville Fiddles is just that. The package contains 10 Cash classics all performed beautifully by the Fiddles. "Ring 14 A REAL LIVE DOLLY 10 29 COUNTRY SIDE OF Of Fire," "Jackson," "I Walk The Line," A Boy Dolly Parton (RCA LSP 4387) Roy Rogers (Capitol ST 594) Named Sue," "Folsom Prison Blues," "Don't Take Your Guns To Town," just to name a few. 15 THE POOL SHARK 12 30 THIS IS BARE COUNTRY 24 Dave Dudley (Mercury SR 61276) Bobby Bare (Mercury SR 61290)

Music Association of Great Britain at Harold Hitt their first annual Awards last May. Again, CMA officials and other Reports CMA United States executives were there Cont'd from page 40) to help strengthen country music's position. Radio has also made a tremendous The Capitol, MCA, and RCA tours contribution in the exposure of our of Europe and England have a posi- country music people. During the tive effect on the acceptance of Coun- past year, the numbers of full-time try Music in those markets, and those country music broadcasters has who were connected with the tours grown to over 650 stations with ap- are to be congratulated. European proximately 1,300 additional stations countries becoming increasingly broadcasting some country music strong for country music include- during the day, ranging from 2 to 19 England, Belgium, Ireland, Germany, hours daily. DJ's across the nation and the Scandanavian countries. Did have increasingly utilized the visiting you know that there is a country artists to do live interviews on the music association of Norway? And air. Across the nation, it is intriguing one in Sweden? Representatives of to note that, since our first radio these organizations are attending station survey in 1961, there has been this convention. a 150 percent increase in the numbers In closing, we in the Country Mu- of stations broadcasting some, or all, sic Association are most happy to be country music, and approximately a part of the Grand Ole Opry's birth- 750 percent increase in full time day celebration. WSM and the Grand country music broadcasting. Rough- Ole Opry continue to be a dynamic ly, one-third of all stations in the force in the industry, and the future United States and Canada air some promises continued success with the country music, and an increasing construction of the 21 million dollar MONEY CAN'T BUY-Roy Rogers holds SESAC award presented to him number of FM stations are getting in complex called Opryland, and the to- for "Multi Media Country and Western Excellence" at the Woodmont Country on the act. tal involvement of Irvin Waugh and Club in Nashville, Oct. 15. His Capitol album, "The Country Side of Roy Rogers" For the first time, in 1970, country WSM in the Country Music field in- is steadily climbing the charts, while his single, "Money Can't Buy Love," music stars were given special inter- sures a very bright future, indeed, has already established itself as a hit. national recognition by the Country for those of us in the industry."

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Flip: "Funerals Logan) Waiting For A Train (1:37) (Peer Int, BMI-J. Rodgers) Ain't Funny" (3:01) (Two Rivers This new single release finds Jerry a thousand miles away from home, wait- Music, ASCAP-B. Graves) THE KOUNTRY ing a As KOUSINS (Lark for train. usual, his strikingly unique piano style is sure to make BOBBY GEORGE (Capitol 6048) 1134) this one an instant success. Flip: (No Information Available) Old Shep: The Dog's Side Of It Pretty Red Wine (2:12) (Dooms Mu- (4:02) (West Par Music, BMI-E. sic, BMI - M. W. Cave, Jr.) The BILLIE JO SPEARS (Capitol 6050) George) Here's the timeless story of Kountry Kousins are spending all I Stayed Long Enough (2:12) (Al Gallico Music, BMI-T. Wynette) man and his best friend told from the their money on pretty red wine. Written by Tammy Wynette, and cut as a single from Billie Jo's "Country dog's point of view. An interesting Naturally, victims of a broken heart. Girl" LP, this record can't miss. This emotional story of how two lovers new twist. Flip: "Just Because We An excellent record all around. Flip: meet will soon become a favorite. Flip: "Come On Home" (2:23) (Central Care" (2:02) (Freeway Music, BMI- "Resting On A Little Band Of Gold" Songs, BMI-J. Rhodes, G. Richey) B. George) (1:53) (same credits) TOMMY CASH (Epic 5-10673) JIM "SPIDER" WEBB (Select 100) The Tears On Lincoln's Face (2:28) (Al Gallico Music, BMI-G. Sutton, Biggest Coward Of The West (3:05) LARRY JOE WRIGHT (Wright H. X. Lewis) (Coby Music, BMI-J. Webb) Jim 1051) Tommy Cash makes his new entry a patriotic one. Will be in strong con- Webb challenges all of Dodge City to Till Love Grows On A Tree (2:48) tention for a top chart position. Flip: (No Information Available) a showdown, until Marshal Dillon (Lomzo, Oscar Music - BMI - D. saves the day. Soft piano highlights Marsh) Larry offers a beautifully WAYLON JENNINGS AND JESSI COLTER (RCA 47-9920) the recitation. Flip: "When You written and excellently performed Suspicious Minds (3:42) (Press Music, BMI-M. James) Snooze, You Loose" (2:25) (same love ballad that should be attracting Unable to go on together with "Suspicious Minds," Waylon and Jessi prove, credits) a lot of attention. Flip: "Bring Your with this fine ballad, that honesty is the best policy. Flip: "I Ain't The One" Love Back To Me" (2:40) (Lair Mu- DENNY MYRICK (D 1285) sic, BMI C. Trantham) (2:13) (Baron Music, BMI-M. Eddy) From Table To Table (2:13) (Raydee - Music, SESAC-E. C. Davenport, I. BUCK OWENS' BAKERSFIELD BRASS (Capitol 6014) Wagoner) A beautiful up tempo tune TOMMY GAEBLER (Trip Universal Buckaroo (1:54) (Blue Book, BMI-B. Morris) highlighted by Denny's powerfully 8031) Revitalizing the smash single of many years ago, the Bakersfield Brass exciting vocal interpretation. Flip: If I Loved You More (3:14) (Blender should be equally successful on the charts. Flip: "Okie From Muskogee" "Sometimes You Just Can't Win" Music, ASCAP - D. Haddock) A (2:15) (Blue Book, BMI-Haggard, Burris) (2:52) (Glad Music, BMI-Smokey tender ballad sung by Tommy to his Stover) lover. "If I loved you more, I would THE YATES (Capitol 2970) be more than one man." Flip: "You JOE HUDGINS (Clark 524) Ever Need My Love" (2:23) (River- I'm Only Country (2:04) (Beechwood Music, BMI-L. Yates) Wild And Wicked World (2:43) A great record depicting the philosophy of folks. boat Music, BMI M. Wilson, L. country Destined to be- (Acuff Rose, BMI-J. D. Miller, G. - a Leigh) come giant country classic. Flip: "Shoe Leather Alley" (2:56) (Beechwood Sherry) A beautiful fiddle background Music, BMI-B. Yates) sets the mood for this tale of lost love. Flip: "Pull Down The Shades THE COUNTRY MUSIC REVIVAL And Lock The Door" (2:20) (Tree, (Ashley 35005) BMI-J. Hudgins) Happy Loving You (2:22) (Ashley KENNY BRIGGS (Jamboree USA Music, BMI - Ashley, Singleton) 1001) This bouncy country and western Chasing Rainbows (2:26) (Sawgrass tune done in fine sing along fashion Hu should catch on in a hurry. Flip: (No you are reading Music, BMI - J. Owen) A new pre- occupation with love finds Kenny Information Available) suddenly chasing rainbows. This one someone else's copy of should be big in the weeks to come. RAY COBB (Ashley 35004) Flip: "Enough To Go Around" Why Tell Me Why (1:50) (Ashmar (2:50) (Basic Wheeling Music, BMI Music, BMI - Ashley, Singleton) In- - K. Briggs) teresting lyrics set the mood for a FREDDY CARR (Jamboree USA story of a man who is never quite 1003) satisfied. A fine recording. Flip: (No t Maybe She'll Find Out (2:18) (Last Information Available) Cash Box Straw Music, BMI - A. L. Owens) A beautiful single that could come BUD CURTRIGHT (Jamboree USA out of left field to capture the atten- 1002) wh ynotmail this coupon tion of country lovers. Flip: "The I'll Wait For Heaven (2:23) (Basic Name Of The Game" (2:25) (Window Wheeling Music, BMI - B. Cur- Music, BMI - H. Crockett) tright) A great new ballad. "Waiting JIM McGRAW (Happy Tiger 565) For Heaven" could do it for Bud. Just A Girl I Met Along The Way Flip: "F.O.B. Chicago" (2:23) (Same (2:30) (G. B. Music, ASCAP - R. Credits) today/ Hanna) A tremendous outing by Jim that should immediately start to AL HOMBURG (Panorama 1008) climb the country charts. Flip: "I Teacher's Lament (2:30) (American Don't Know Me Anymore" (1:50) Music, BMI - M. Travis, C. Ram) CASH BOX (Glaser, BMI - D. Pate) Here's "16 Tons" all over again, but 1780 BROADWAY LESTER FLATT (Nuggett 1056) this time around with a different set Please Check Proper Drink That Mash & Talk That Trash of lyrics, and a more contemporary , Y. 10019 (2:35) (Big subject. Flip: "Soldier Joe" (Pano, NEW YORK, N. Classification Below Country Music, BMI-P. Warren, G. Miles) Sounding a bit ASCAP - S. Rowley, A. Homburg) Enclosed find my check. MY FIRM OPERATES THE like Ernie Ford's "16 Tons," Lester $30 for a full year (52 weeks) subscription (United FOLLOWING EQUIPMENT: comes on strong with a fine new CHERYL POOLE (Paula 1232) country release. Flip: "The Sunny States, Canada, Mexico) JUKE BOXES With You (2:30) (Central Songs, Side Of The Mountain" (2:50) Hill BMI C. Roberts, S. Turner) Cheryl AMUSEMENT GAMES - $50 for a full year (Airmail United States, Canada, and Range, BMI-H. McCalluf) does a fine job with this soothing Mexico) CIGARETTES KOSSI GARDNER (RCA 47-9919) love song highlighted by deep bass VENDING MACHINES D Oh Lonesome Me (2:14) (Acuff -Rose, lines and a soft piano. A fine record. a year other countries) E $60 for full (Airmail OTHER BMI-D. Gibson) Pulled from his "Or- Flip: "Kansas City" (2:25) (Lais, -Nashville BMI J. Leiber, M. Stoller) $40 for a full year (Steamer mail other countries) gan Style" LP, this classic - Gibson tune is done again in fine instrumental fashion by Kossi. Flip: LORNE (GRT 32) "Funny Bones" (1:43) (Hindu Music, GREENE NAME ASCAP-Gardner) Daddy (I'm Proud To Be Your Son) (3:52) (Al Gallico Music, BMI - G. CHARLIE LOUVIN (Capitol 6056) Fischoff) Lome Greene narrates the FIRM Sittin' Bull (2:23) (Sure Fire Music, sad tale of a young man who goes BMI-L. Allen, L. Lynn) "Old Sittin' off to college to study, but suddenly ADDRESS Bull ain't gonna take it satin down" gets caught up in violent demonstra- exclaims Charlie on this novelty tions and is killed. A touching story STATE YIP record written by Lorene Aleen and beautifully done by Lorne. Flip: "I CITY # ... Loretta Lynn. Flip: "It Ain't No Big Love A Rainbow" (2:29) (Lome Be Sun To Check Business Classification Above! Thing" (2:16) (Central Songs, BMI- Greene Music, BMI - B. Sherrill, G. N. Merritt, A. Joy, S. Hall) Sutton)

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A consistent movie box office attraction, Sandro is following in records to expand his fame throughout the world. The Argentine artist is now extending his CBS wax showing with recordings for Europe to add the Continent to string of successes in the Spanish speaking areas. In addition to recording, Sandro's business interests include writing, publishing and management.

October 31, 1970

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Stuart Reid from Chappell London (foreign products) export and inter- was in Paris to meet Michel Larmand national promotion and coordinator at Chappell's pop division new of A and R local products This Last Weeks offices: "4 rue d'Argenson," Paris. April Music inform us of the latest Week Week On Chart Also in Paris Ron Randall; general songs they are publishing: "La Vie" Acuff 1 1 5 Band Of Gold-Freda Payne-Invictus-1Gold Forever manager for Europe of Rose to by Rika Zarai (co -published with 2 2 5 *You Can Get It If You Really Want It-Desmond Dekker- meet Paulin du Besset before leaving Chappell). "Silver Bird" by Kenny Trojan-Island for the States ... Young covered in French by Herbert 3 6 3 *Black Alain de Ricou, "Editions Pathe Leonard. "Play Me" Night-Deep Purple-Harvest-Hec With recorded 4 4 4 Montego Bay-Bobby Bloom-Polydor-United Artists Marconi," signed the Leonard Cohen by Nicole Croisille .. . catalogue for France and also the Fernandel will be guest 5 14 3 *Paranoid-Black Sabbath-Vertigo-Essex International at a party 6 10 3 Ain't No Mountain High Enough-Dianna Ross-Tamla Mo- Bobby "Little Green Apples" Russel given for him after his 2,000,000th town-Jobete/Carlin catalogue "Les editions Tutti" record sold . Jacques Helard is have the latest hits by Johnny Hal- keeping his effort to import Ameri- 7 7 4 Which Way You Goin' Billy?-Poppy Family-Decca-Bur- lyday "Le Monde Entier Va Sauter" can and British records as fast as lington and Sylvie Vartan "J'ai deux mains possible for Pathe Marconi. To even 8 5 4 Give Me Just A Little More Time-Chairman of The Board deux pieds." Also: "Wonderful make these importation more effici- -Invictus-Gold Forever W'iorld, Beautiful People" covered in ent he has sent Richard Peisac to the 9 16 2 Close To You-Carpenters-A & M-Carlin France by Claude Francois after the States to meet several executives of 10 3 9 Tears Of A Clown-Smokey Robinson & Miracles-Tamla Jimmy Cliff hit. "Gimme Dat Dink" various record companies. Motown-Jobete/Carlin the Pipkin's hit covered in French by Among the latest best sellers are 11 18 2 *Me And My Life-Tremeloes-CBS-Gale top Deejay Patrick Topaloff. Tutti Deep Purple. Pink Floyd and "Beau - 12 13 4 *Strange Band-Family-Reprise-Dukeslodge also has the new Otis Redding single: coups Of Blues" by Ringo Starr. At 13 17 4 Don't Play That Song-Aretha Franklin-Atlantic-Carlin "Give Away None Of My Love" and the same time Pathe Marconi is mak- 14 8 7 *Love Is Life-Hot Chocolate-Rak-Rak 15 1 'Snatch A Little Piece" . ing a top job of improving the quali- - Black Pearl-Horace Faith-Trojan-Rondor "Les Editions Continental" have ty of local records. Quality of French 16 9 6 Make It With You-Bread-Elektra-Screen Gems the cover version by Herbert Leonard records has been getting better and 17 12 13 The Wonder Of You-Elvis Presley-RCA-Leeds of Candida, the Dawn hit. An LP by better. To promote this point Jacques 18 11 7 Mama Told Me Not To Come-Three Dog Night-Stateside Ache and also Ten Wheel Drive's Helard will launch a massive promo- -Schroeder 19 1 latest hit: "Morning Much Better" . . tion campaign to draw the attention - Ball Of Confusion-Temptations-Tamla Motown-Jobete/ Maurice Buisson manager of the of the general public on the top qual- Carlin biggest record shop in Paris, the fa- ity of their products. This quality 20 15 8 *Wild World-Jimmy Cliff-Island-Freshwater mous "Lido Musique" is making a matter has always been one of Fran- trip to New York with one of his cois Minchin biggest concern. *Local Copyrights collaborators to visit Harlem in New Big Joe Turner will undertake an York and buy as many independently impressive tour of France which will Top LP's produced records as possible. Maurice take him in almost all the main Buisson and Jacques Jembla feel that towns of France ... Juliette Greco in 1 Get Yer Ya Yas Out-Rolling Stones-Decca there may be a great number of Japan for several concerts. Then she 2 Bridge Over Troubled Water-Simon & Garfunkel-CBS records released only in Harlem that will go in Scandinavia . Nana 3 Question Of Balance-Moody Blues-Threshold might interest the French public. Mouskouri will fly to Canada to give 4 Paranoid-Black Sabbath-Vertigo They will also bring back many a total of 45 concerts. Michele Torr 5 Cosmo's Factory-Creedence Clearwater Revival-Liberty "3 -track cartridges" to be sold in his in Rio for the Festival. Pierre Henry 6 Deep Purple In Rock-Deep Purple-Harvest shPathe also touring France to perform 7 Led Zeppelin 2-Led Zeppelin-Atlantic releases this week the Rich- among other things: "Ceremony" .. . 8 Beach Boys Greatest Hits-Capitol ard Harris single "Fill The World Patrick Taton met Johnny Reimar, 9 Paint Your Wagon-Soundtrack-Paramount With Love" coupled with "A Man production manager of Nordick Po- 10 Something-Shirley Bassey-United Artists Called Horse" Claude Ebrard, lyphon AK, to talk about Ache, a former managing director of Stig- Danish group whose first LP has just wood France, is now the CBS disques been released by Phillips. international department manager

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48 Cash Box - October 31, 1970 www.americanradiohistory.com 02:... enan ashBox International News Report MAO/ argi '4rrll King Biscuit Boy Southern Signs Festival Gains Rights To Island, For All Polish Leaves Crowbar TORONTO - King Biscuit Boy Hot Wax In Australia (Richard Newell) has decided to quit Popular Music Invictus & Crowbar to concentrate on writing among oth- his third album. He is WARSAW After almost three LONDON Allan Hely, managing tessence and Fotheringay material for - director of -Festival Records, Austral- ers. currently enjoying top chart action years of negotiations, the Southern Invictus label his single, "Corinna Corin- Music group has now concluded pos- ia's major indie, has completed con- The new American on both tracts which will bring to the Aus- which has recently reached No. 1 na" and the album from which it was sibly the most important deal in the and U.K. will also Music." They have history of Polish music. tralian and New Zealand markets both in the U.S.A. culled, "Official Festival the catalogs of the be merchandised on its own logo. also become one of the most in - Southern has now obtained exclu- through by al- in Upper Canada. sive rights in the entire Western Island Records (UK). Invictus First singles (to be followed demand groups (USA) and Hot Wax (USA) labels. bum product) will feature Freda Much of this popularity, in view of world for all Polish music other than Board, The classical works. Under the deal, At a recent meeting in London, Payne, Chairmen Of The their chart successes. option on Chris Blackwell who has made Island Glass House, Ruth Copeland and oth- Love Productions' president Frank Southern has a six month become a who made the announcement all new light and pop music from Records a heavily sought-after inde- ers. This label has fast Davies, Allan Hely major force under supervision of of the split, had just recently com- Poland. pendent label, and with Paramount The deal has been concluded princi- renewed the existing contract which Holland, Dozier & Holland. pleted negotiations will now see the Island product mer- Finally, Hot Wax will feature ar- for a recording deal with Biscuit Boy pally due to the initiative of South- Flam- involving $250,000. This ern Music's U. K. managing director chandised under its own logo for the tists such as The Honey Cone, and Crowbar vis- first time in Australia and New ing Ember, 100 Proof (Aged In Soul) is one of the biggest deals ever made Bob Kingston who has made two signing Canadian group. Advance U. S. its to Poland in the course of negoti- Zealand. Initial releases on Island etc. The company is currently for a on promotion include 6 al- up new talent and plans are complete orders on the group's initial album ations. currently for been reported as "large." The preliminary groundwork was bums and 3 singles by Britain's for a heavy release programme release has Quin- 1970-71. Their second album, "Gooduns" is in done at the 1968 MIDEM in Cannes. Traffic, Spooky Tooth, Free, and in the deal was its final mastering stages Representing Poland should be released by the first part the Polish Authors Agency. of next year. Another single is ex- Publ. Group pected to precede this release. DorafloiBleu Disque Crowbar will continue to fill book- Peer Professionals ings which includes the sharing of the bill at Toronto's Massey Hall Starts GermandAustralian Firms (15) with Van Morrison. The group Meet In London will release their first album by mid - Doraflo/Bleu started a new ASCAP pubbery to Southern NEW YORK - The November. NEW YORK - The Peer Disque group of publishing compan- house these copyrights. King Biscuit Boy is expected to Organization, world-wide music pub- ies, an affiliate of Sire Records, have the early part lishing complex, is to hold a meet- Sire's Stein Visits return to the p.a. scene just opened their own branch pub- European Partners of next year at which time he'll tie- ing for European branch office man- lishing companies in Germany and a large-scale 26th Oct. 28th. The Stein, head of the Dor- in with Paramount for agers Oct through Australia. These new firms will rep- Seymour U. S. tour. meeting, hosted by Robert Kingston, resent all catalogs controlled by the aflo/Bleu Disque group, left for a managing director of PSO's London group including; Doraflo (BMI), three week European swing. First office and European professional Bleu Disque (ASCAP), Pandora stop is London, where Stein will con- manager, will be held at the Mayfair (BMI), Geordie (ASCAP), and sever- fer with Richard and Mike Vernon, Hotel in London. al smaller firms. his partners in the high successful In attendance are to be Monique I. Doraflo Musikverlag Gmbh., which British Indie label, Blue Horizon. Peer, president of the Peer Southern will operate in Germany, Austria, Stein will then head for the continent Organization and Denny Diante, pro- and Switzerland, is a jointly owned to tie up publishing deals for the venture between Doraflo/Bleu Disque group in Bene- fessional manager of the Hollywood Disque group and E.R.P. Music of Dora/Bleu office. Representing the organiza- Germany. The company will head- lux, Scandinavia, and Spain, and to tion's European offices will be Han quarter in Munich at 2/11 Franz - confer with Blue Horizon and Sire Elbert van Zoeren of PSO Joseph Strasse, and will be under the distributors in Europe. TOUCHING DOWN Two of the Dunk and direction of E.R.P. chief, Eckart - Holland; Rolf Marbot, Paris; Lennart leaders of the G.P.G. (Philips DGG) Rahn. Group are shown landing at the start Hanning, Sweden; Manuel Salinger Doraflo Music (Pty.) Ltd. of Aus- To London of a whirlwind South American tour. and Ramon Farran, Spain; Alberto tralia is a joint venture between the Ace Trucking C. Solleved, president of the G.P.G. group and Angle Music, an indepen- Carisch, Italy and Pat Seeger and The Ace Trucking and J. Van Der Velden, finan- dent down under firm headed by Rog- NEW YORK - cial and administrative director of Michael Karnstedt of Germany. Rep- er Savage and David Mackay. Company, weekly regulars on ABC - office with the group, here arrive in Agentina resenting the London Mackay, incidentally, is the pro- TV's The Tom Jones Show, have left for the first of a series of meetings Kingston will be T. H. and T F. ducer of the current international New York for London to complete with affiliates of the Philips and Ward, Dennis Berry, Derek King success, "Look What They've Done taping the remaining shows of the Deutsche Grammophon labels in and officers of the London profes- To My Song, by the New Seekers. season. Chile and Brazil. sional, production copyright and The Doraflo/Bleu Disque group have since 1969 represented Angle of trade departments. Australia In the U.S.A. and Canada through a jointly owned firm, Right Angle Music (ASCAP). The group has recently begun to represent E.R.P. Music here and have just James Gang Ends European Tour NEW YORK - The James Gang has just completed touring Europe ap- pearing with the Who. Dates played thus far include the Speakeasy; So- phia Gardens, Cardiff; Free Trade FOLLOWING UP - Having estab- Hall, Manchester; Purley; Newcastle; lished its network in July of this Birmingham; Leeds; Trentham Gar- year, the Imudico publishing firms dens, Stoke; East Anglia University, Norwich; Odeon, Lewisham; ABC have already completed their first Cinema, Stockton; Greens Playhouse, comprehensive meeting. Held in Glasgow; Sheffield University in Shef- Stockholm at the start of the month, field; and the Empire Theater in representatives of the arms of Imudi- Liverpool. The group returns to the United co gathered to discuss inter-office States for the October 30 weekend at relationships and iron out working the Jai Alai Fronton in Miami, and difficulties that had arisen. Attending November dates beginning the 6th the conference were (from left): at the Westbury Music Fair and con- tinuing with Nov. 10, Reflections in John Rasmussen, general manager of Cincinnati; Nov. 11, Shippensburg the Danish Imudico; Bengt Sund- College, Shippensburg, Pa.; Nov. 12, During their recent 3 -day stay in Holland, the Rolling Stones were presented strom, g.m. of the Swedish affiliate, Thiel College, Greenville, Pa.; Nov. a Golden Disk for "Let It Bleed" by Decca Records' Anton Witkamp. The Einar Jemtland, professional manag- 13, University of Virgina, Charlottes- Rolling Stones did the last concert of their 6 -weeks European tour in Amster- ville; Nov. 14, Alfred University dam. The RAI Hall was fully booked up-holding over 20,000 enthusiastic er for Norsk Imudico A S: Risto in Alfred, New York; and winding up youngsters. Decca Records is now building sales for the "Get Yer Ya-Ya's Backman, P. M. in Finland; and Leif the tour at the Fillmore West, Out" album. Pictured with the Golden Disks are (1. to r.) : Charlie Watts, Mick Karlsson, P. M. in Sweden. November 19-22. Taylor, Mick Jagger, Keith Richard and Bill Wyman.

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This Last Spain Week Week tJ0xsq\rIN 1 1 Tegami-Saori Yuki (Express/Toshiba) Pub/All Staff 2 5 Kyoto No Koi-Yuko Nagisa (Toshiba) Pub/Taiyo Ongaku 3 9 Hashire Koutaroo-Sorutei Sugar (Victor) Pub/Nichion 4 2 Inochi Azukemasu-Keiko Fuji (RCA Victor) Pub/Green Music Columbia announced 5 3 Uwasa No Onna-Hiroshi Uchiyama & Cool Five (RCA Victor) some internal and are buying records with such an 6 - Ginza No Onna-Sinichi Mori (Victor) Pub/Watanabe changes: From now on Mr. José Luis eagerness that there is no sign of 7 10 X + Y = Love-Naomi Chiaki (Columbia) Pub/Watanabe Yzaguirre will do Adv. & Promo for crisis in the record market. The sin- 8 12 Shiseikatsu-Mari Spain, replacing Mr. Gerhard Halter - gles' sales have weakened, but the L. Henmi (Columbia) Pub/Watanabe mann, who 9 Mandom-Lovers of the World-Jerry Wallace (Liberty -To- has become overseas P. P.'s are booming with a strength no- - shiba) R. & Promo man, and Mr. Gabriel body could have guessed just one Sub -Pub/ González, 10 8 Mr. Monday-Original Cast (Bell) Sub -Pub/ working formerly for the year ago. The "pioneer" of this trend adv. & promo, department, is heading was Joan Manuel Serrat (Novola), 11 7 Kibou-Youko Kishi (King) Pub/All Staff the radio department. 12 4 El Condor Pasa-Simon & Garfunkel (CBS/Sony) Sub -Pub/ whose "Dedicado A Antonio Ma- 13 11 Otoko To Onna No Ohanashi-Mimi Hiroshi According to Hispavox, "Tú y chado, Poeta," must have passed the (Victor) Pub/JCM Yo, the new song by Karina, 75,000 -copies 14 6 Ai Wa Kizutsuki Yasuku-Hide & Rossanna (Columbia) Pub/ just -mark, and now it is Si- Fuji released here, will be coupled with mon & Garfunkel's turn. We are "Colours Are Changing," for a watching an unbelievable boom for 15 19 Ai No Kizuna-Ritsuko Abe (King) Pub/ world-wide 16 14 Yellow River-Chiristies (CBS/Sony) release by this artist. the duo here, and their "Bridge Over Sub -Pub/ Troubled Water" has already passed 17 - Futari No Kankei-Hide & Rossanna (Columbia) Pub/Fuji By the way, Spanish TV is chang- 18 - Que Sera, Sera-Mary Hopkin (Apple/Toshiba) Sub-Pub/Fole- ing the formula used during the last the 50,000 copies mark and remains star couple of years for choosing the solidly on top of the L. P.'s charts. 19 Toki Wa Nagareru-Jun Mayuzumi (Express/Toshiba) Pub- Spanish Eurovision Song Contest en- In view no doubt of this L. P.'s - Ishihara try, and a new program called "Pas- market explosion-and more specifi- 20 20 Let It Be-The Beatles (Apple/Toshiba) Sub-Pub/Toshiba sport to Dublin," produced by Ferna- cally of the success they are having do Garcia de la Vega and Valerio here with Simon & Garfunkel-CBS Top LP's-Catch Lazarov, will introduce to the Span- has released three double albums by ish tele -viewers, for eleven running Chicago, Bob Dylan and the Everly This Last weeks, the ten candidates for them to Brothers, to a reasonable retail price: choose. Karina will be one of them, 500 pesetas (around $7) each. Week Week Hispavox has 1 2 Onna No Blues/Enka No Hoshi, Fuji Keiko (RCA) and she has possibly the biggest accepted the challenge and launched simultaneously "Hits & 2 1 Bridge Over Troubled Water-Simon & Garfunkel (CBS) chances. Many people felt disappoint- 3 4 Sound Of Music/Sound Track (RCA) ed in 1969 and 1970 because she was Soul," the outstanding Atlantic L. P. 4 5 Tom Jones/Live In Las not selected to represent Spain in by some of the finest soul per- Vegas (King/Longon) formers, as well as other albums by 5 3 Uwasa No Onna-Hiroshi Uchiyamada & Cool Five (RCA) Madrid and Amsterdam respectively. Karina is a very pretty and innocent - Joan Baez, Family and Joni Mitchell. looking girl who would be extremely Movieplay has just released another well endowed-when the Contest three albums: La Mosca (The Fly), reaches the usual two hundred mil- produced by Alfonso Sáinz and per- Argentina's Best Sellers lion of European viewers-to break formed by the "re -born" Pekenikes, the language barrier and warm the John Rowles and Moloch, and Novola hearts of European housewives . has launched the first album by Ba- This Last as well as those of their husbands silio. and sons. According to Columbia, "Notas Week Week Magicas," their publishing concern, 1 1 Soolaimon (Melograf) Neil Diamond (RCA); Malcolm (Odeon); Spanish TV has just announced its Georgette music programs which was founded just one year y Jose (Music Hall) for the new season. ago, is signing an agreement with 2 4 *Las Cosas Que Me Alejan De Ti (Fermata) Hector Cabrera Apart from "Passport To Dublin," people will Burlington Co. Ltd. to create a new (Music Hall); Gian Franco Pagliaro (Odeon) be able to watch "Golden company based in Spain. is an easy 3 2 La Distancia Es Como El Viento (Relay) Domenico Modugno Voices," a program made with a se- It lection of guess to forecast that the new firm (RCA) the best foreign TV shows, will be or 4 3 put together by "Spanish Burlington," Pequeño Bolso Verde George Baker Selection (Philips) means of an original "Burlington of Spain" which was an 5 7 script; the Happy *Te Quiero Ver Bailar (Melograf) Los Naufragos (CBS) Seventy, produced old project of Mr. John Nice. "Notas 6 5 Rio Amarillo (No Comprendes) (Melograf) Bob Christian (Mu- by Ricardo Arias; and Fourth Conti- nent, introduced Magicas" has also signed with Ivan sic Hall); Christie (CBS) by José Luis Uribar - Mogull and is starting a Spanish 7 13 120 150 . .. 200 Km Por Hora Roberto Carlos (CBS) ri, with a series of Latin-American ... folk songs. Ivan Mogull's operation. The Spanish 8 8 Buen Dia Paz Blue Mink (Philips) On October 10, as a fore- Group of the International Feder- 9 17 Haciendo Dedo Machin' A Ride) Pintura Fresca (Disc Jockey); word to all these musical programs, Snanish ation of the Phonographic Industry Vanity Fare (Fermata) TV offered the very snecial is meeting here today. Some vital 10 6 *Y Peguele Fuerte (Relay) Solvente (RCA) show filmed by Lazarov at the Fair Osaka issues will be discussed, and we shall 11 9 *Mamarracho (Relay) Iracundos (RCA) with Karina, Miguel Ríos inform you of them in the next 12 11 *Viejas Fotos (Kleinman) Santiago Elizalde (Music Hall) (Hispavox), Massiel (Novola) and Ju- chronicle. 13 15 Son Cosas Que Pasan (Melograf) Sergio Denis (CBS) lio Iglesias (Columbia). RCA is re- leasing a A new recording firm is born. It is 14 10 Arrontate (Get Ready) Rare Earth (RCA); Pacific Gas & remarkable L.P. by Child, a called "Discográfica Talar, S. A." and Electric (CBS) group, as they say, "that is born and will have its headquarters in Bar- 15 Yo Uno De Tantos (Smart) Tom Jones (Odeon) dies with this unique L.P. we are - ... proud celona (Bori y Fontestá, 19). Its 16 12 Dum Dum Kingston Karachi (RCA) to introduce to the Spanish president is Mr. A. Talarewitz, and it 17 14 Neanderthal Man Idle Race (EMI); Hotlegs (Philips); Vision market in view of its outstanding has two vice-presidents: E. Talare- 70 (Odeon) quality." They also claim they are releasing witz and J. L. Gomariz. Other execu- 18 20 *Juan Camelo (Kleinman) Septima Brigada (Disc Jockey) it in Spain as a "musical tives are Mr. A. M. Martinez 19 19 Ese Tierno Sentimiento Pickettywitch (Music Hall) European scoop." Sovedia, marketing manager; and 20 - *Hoy No Puedo Dormirme (Melograf) Leonardo Favio (CBS) Cold -weather has descended on Mr. Carlos Sanmartin, adv. & promo. 20 - *Ternura Roberto Vicario (EMI) Madrid after a long and hot summer, Mr. Sanmartin held formerly the cold weather which is affecting also, same position with Diskos Vergara. (*) Local it seems, the Snanish overall econo- They are releasing the product of my, rather deflated and a bit gloomy. several foreign concerns: C. T. I. (U. Top LP's Prices are stepping up and wages are S.), B & C Records and Zel Records not, and the official credit restrictions (U. K.), Supertone (Neatherlands). 1 1 Muchacho Sandro (CBS) are affecting many firms. The record King Records (Japan) and National 2 2 Sotano Beat A Todo Color Selection (RCA) world, however, has come definitely General (U. S.), and they have so far 3 3 Cosmo's Factory Creedence Clearwater Revival (Liberty -EMI) of age and decided to live and lead the following Spanish artists: Las 4 4 Super Selection (Music Hall) its own life with an optimistic out- Madres del Cordero, Eddie Lee Mat- 5 5 Todos Juntos Selection (Disc Jockey) look. On the other hand, the con- tison, Nuevos Tiempos, Gong, Lady 6 10 Domenico Modugno Domenico Modugno (RCA) sumers and consumers -to -be, have March, Gualberto, Estratagema and 7 - Caliente Vox Dei (Disc Jockey) reacted favorably to this attitude H20. 8 7 Woodstock Selection (Atlantic) 9 9 Victor Manuel Victor Manuel (Philips) 10 8 Alain Debray Alain Debray (RCA) Belgium's Best Sellers Holland's Best Sellers

This Last This Last Week Week Week Week 1 1 Comme J'ai Toujours Envie D'aimer (Mark Hamilton-Carrère 1 5 To My Father's House (The Les Humpries Singers/Decca) -Apollo Music). (Sikorski-Basart/Amsterdam) 2 2 Tears Of A Clown (Smokey Robinson & The Miracles-Tamla 2 2 Wild World (Jimmy Cliff/Island) (Dayglow/Hilversum) Motown). 3 1 Lola (Kinks/Pye) (Belinda/Amsterdam) 3 7 My Way (Samantha Jones-Penny Farthing). 4 8 Paranoid (Black Sabbath/Vertigo) 4 3 Sweetheart (Engelbert Humperdinck-Decca-Primavera). 5 3 Back Home (Golden Earring/Polydor) (Dayglow/Hilversum) 5 6 Wild World (Jimmy Cliff-Island-Primavera). 6 4 The Tears Of A Clown (Sm. Robinson & Miracles/Tamla-Mo- 6 11 Paranoid (Black Sabbath-Vertigo). town) (Impala Basart/Amsterdam) 7 13 Look What They've Done To My Song Ma (The New Seekers- 7 10 Flash (The Duke Of Burlington/Pink Elephant) Philips). 8 - Peace Will Come (Melanie/Buddah) 8 19 Cherry Cherry (Jonathan King-Decca). 9 9 Amsterdam (Buck Owens/Capitol) 9 8 Lola (The Kinks-Pye-Primavera). 10 6 Suicide Is Painless (The Mash,/CBS) (Altona/Amsterdam) 10 4 Sex Machine (James Brown-Polydor).

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"i. Holland Argentina, \\...n. cs,\1\I,// \tlli,// \N11.// CBS is starting its Annual Sales Amor," another single by Paul Slate is Mercury's Chicago on the Indigo -label "Young Love," Convention, including all the rep- and one by Catherine Spaak; there Robin McBride of resentatives from this country, and also one by Ornella Vanoni (L'Apun- office visited Holland for a Mercury which is about to enter the national of Top -40. Latest Tee Set recording, premiering the new LP's to be mar- tamento) and one more version meeting and talks with execs of The "Borsalino," the Belmondo-Delon P.P.I. Baarn and N. V. Phonogram "She Likes Weeds" already entered keted in the Summer Season. the charts. LP's include local artists like Los film currently shown here, this time Amsterdam. N. V Phonogram has the and International stars by Le Gang. no. 1 and 2 records on the national Neil Young's album for Reprise, Naufragos "After The Goldrush" is a bestseller like Bob Dylan. The diskery is cur- Music Hall is following its policy Dutch charts. Topping the charts is rently expecting strong sales from of building a strong local rock music "To My Father's House by the Les in the Top 10 album chart. Also and has released an album Humphries Singers (Decca), while "Weasels Ripped My Flesh," the al- the new Pedro y Pablo single, "Mar- catalog, bum by Frank Zappa and the Moth- cha De La Bronca," which gave this by Luz de Mercurio and another one Jimmy Cliff's "Wild World" (Island) the recent by Trocha Angosta. The first LP by is no. 2. Penny Farthing Records ers Of Invention is selling very well. duet the winning post at with Most famous singing bar-keeper of Festival de Musica Beat held at the Rolando Percy, who took part at the have a first giant hit in Holland Pueyrredon Theater. Song Festival held in Latin New Samantha Jones' version of "My Amsterdam, Bolle Jan, recorded for York last month, is also under way. Way," which is currently no. 17 on single the song "Zierikzeese Marie," Mario and Norberto Kaminsky, Microfon, departing in a On the sales side, the diskery is profi- the charts. Avro-television trans- composed and writtzn by Ellis de heads of are from the "Super" LP, mitted the first Engelbert Hamper- Liefde, which entered the charts late- couple of weeks to the States, where ting strongly ly. Bolle sold they will visit Los Angeles and New which features the current strong dinck TV -show with guest -stars Blue Jan's LP "Vize Verze" pop both local and Interna- Mink. over 30,000 copies and "Zierikzeese York, and also Mexico and a couple artists, Marie" will be his first hit -single. of other Latin American cities. Mi- tional. Within short time, the English crofon has been expanding strongly RCA has released a new album by group Black Sabbath established it- Barclay Dominique Dussault vis- folk chanter Carlos Di Fulvio, who the top acts in Hol- ited Holland last week and recorded in the budget priced market, and has self as one of her "Un Grand Bateau" for the "Ca- representation agreements, both ways had two strong hits in the near past land. The group's single "Paranoid" in several other Latin markets. with "Canto Monumento" and "La is currently no. 4 on the charts, while baret Jos Brink" tv -show which will Conquista Del Desierto." It is prepar- the "Paranoid" album is no. 9 on the be broadcasted December 31st. On October 30 and 31 the First ing also the first LP by the rock LP -charts (Vertigo). N. V. Phono- Melanie's third LP "Candles in the Argentine Song Festival will take group Manal, who recently signed gram rush -released a first Philips al- rain" sold over 25,000 copies in our place at the Luna Park, which will be with RCA after being associated to bum by the Anita Kerr Singers, country. For this Melanie will receive aired directly and by satellite by Mandioca Records; their first single, called "The Simon and Garfunkel her 3rd. golden record. The new Ed- Channel 13. Thirty songs have been "Dona Laura," is already running Songbook." The album was presented win Hawkins album "More happy selected for the event, and will be well. Folk chanter Jose Larralde is to national press and disk-jockey's Days" has also gnt a Dutch title presented by artists like Hugo Mar - also preparing a new album, while during a special reception in Amster- "Praise him." By the way this Bud- de, Fedra y Max, Violeta Rivas, Rob- his "El Sentir ... Vol II" has been a dam. It is no. 20 on this week's LP - dah choir is visiting Amsterdam on ert Lini, Salako, Piero, Juan y Juan, very consistent seller during several October 31st. as first town on their Carlos Bisso and others. The orches- charts. European trip. months. Last concert of the Rolling Stones tra will be directed by Horacio Mal - Phonogram's Bentivoglio reports The German brass band "Die Eger- vicino, Lucio Milena and three other the diskery is re-releasing European concert -tour took place in länder Musikanten" visited the south- that Amsterdam for a capacity audience arrangers, and strong public atten- Beethoven's Nine Symphonies, in a ern part of our country two times: dance and TV ratings are expected. new package; a plan of Classical mu- of more than 20,000. Promotors were Roermond and Gulpen. This Tele- and SBA and the Paul Acket Agency. The artists belong mostly to CBS sic releases is also being fulfilled. funken band just received its seventh RCA, the two diskeries that refused On the pop side, there is a new LP Negram/Delta from now on will golden album for total sales over to participate at the Buenos Aires by Melanie, plans for the third vol- represent and distribute the Embe:r- seven million. Song Festival, organized last month ume by Led Zeppelin, and in the re- label with famous artists sudi as CNR started October with the cam- by Ciro Dante and Aldo Fabre, also lease of the album by Blue Mink, Desmond Dekker and Julie Rogers. paign "album of the month." This at the Luna Park. whose single is one of the highest The first hit for Negram on the Em- month "the Souppe ouvertures" by There is a new single by Riz Or- items at the local charts, at this mo- ber -label will be "You Can Get It If the USSR radio -symphonic orchestre tolani's Orchestra, "Con Cuanto ment. You Want It" by Desmond Dekker. conducted by Rozhdestvensky. This Negram has released an album by the Melodia record will be sold for $2 in of $3.50. "Kabouter"-movement, entitled "Ka- -only October-instead .I.ä id. in bouter-chismus." For the press - The campaign is supported by adver- n.r.a meeting were invited a.o. the admiral tisements, showcards and mobiles. of the Royal Navy, the burgomaster Famous Russian violinist David Ois- casox Japan trakh gave concerts in Holland the N..U,. ....n, of Amsterdam and even Prince Con- ,\\\1I// "V,,/ \pt/N sort Bernhard. Q 65 and After Tea, last two weeks for promoting the 1p two of the most famous groups in with the Bach violinconcert in a and Holland, gave a free -concert in The W. A. Mozarts violinconcert nr. 3 KV Mr. Minoru Suzuki, executive di- meeting." Hague this week to introduce their 216. This promotion album costs only exchanged opinions about vi- albums for Negram. "Afghanistan" $2.50. On October 18th. Dutch televi- rector of King Records, one of the "We major record companies in Japan, deo disk with the companies includ- and "After Tea." The concert was sion broadcasted a tv -appearance Records. A&M has made followed by a press meeting. As a from French trumpet-player Maurice got back from a 35 day tour in Eu- ing Decca rope and U.S.A. on October 3. contracts of license systems with ev- follow up to their hit single "Ticka- Andre. The film was recorded in the except the ones in Bri- too" the Dizzy Man's Band released Haarlem St. Bavo cathedral. At Tokyo Airport, he said as fol- ery company lows; "I visited 20 record companies tain and Canada, and it seemed they and talked with about 200 people in didn't plan the joint venture with Europe and America. The purpose of Japan." inliM/1''\ his tour was to attend the A&M "I flew into America on September meeting in London and observe the 19, and contracted with new record movement of video disk and talk with company. 'Jazz and Pops', in New cä:hsozi.e..,.. n....., .n ,, Mexico we have con- York. This company, originally is- ,W..,,. companies which tracted." sued weekly magazines, started its "The focus of the meeting, 35 peo- life as a record company. Their main ple attending from companies in Ger- contents will be jazz. They will re- and Jose R. Bustillos, CBS top exec and promising chanter/composer about man, Mexico, Canada, America and lease 4 albums by Elvin Jones president of the Federación Lat- to be launched by Diskos Musart. other countries, was on the Japanese other artists early in next year. This inoamericana de Productores Fono- "La Zandunga" with Raphael is the Market. I explained our market for Jazz and Pops is run by Phollin Riv- gráficos (Latin America, Federation most aired number in México. This 30 minutes in English, during 7 days eri." of Disk Producers), is back in Mexico version of the old time mexican "La from Montevideo, Uruguay where he Zandunga" may be Raphael's come attended the assembly of the Comité back to the mexican public's favor. Mexico's Best Sellers Ejecutivo de la Asociación Lat- "Y Volveré" with Los Angeles Ne- de gros is reported as a smash hit all inoamericana Libre Comercio 1 1 In The Summertime-Mungo Jerry-Gamma (Permanent Executive Committee of over the Country. Diskos Orfeon will 2 5 Y Angeles Negros-Capitol reached soon release the original Volvere-Los ALALC).-"The agreements author's, 3 2 *Sufrir-Los Solitarios-Peerless by the Committee will be, in the near version. 4 3 Miller-RCA have received from Alberto *La Banda Dominguera-Imelda future, of great importance for the We 5 4 Lutti-Gamma local industry," Lic. Bustillos re- Cortéz, in Spain, a promotional Celoso-Roberto Hispavox single with his latest num- 6 9 Cottage Cheese-Crow-Gamma ported. 7 6 Soolaimon-Neil Diamond-Orfeon "Volveremos" by Roberto Cantoral bers "Distancia" and "Como El 8 7 To Beeds-Buddah product be by Girasol." The record was produced by Run Her-The is the selected to sung 9 10 Yo Se Que No Es Feliz-Leo Dan -CBS Marco Antonio Muñíz as Mexican Rafael Trabucchelli with arrange- 10 *Un Vaso De Vino-Cesar Cosita-Capitol representative in the forthcoming Rio ments by Cesar Gentili. In México it - de Janeiro Festival. The selective will be released by Diskos Gamma. group in the TV contest series con- All sorts of comments among the sisting of newsmen. Dee Jays, radio industry's people, for Guillermo In- Australia's Best Sellers programers and the public, gave the fante's resignation from RCA. In- unanimous vote to "Volveremos." fante, as we reported last week is 1 1 *In The Summertime-The Mixtures-Essex-Fable "Te Dejo La Ciudad Sin Mi" with now heading Diskos Orfeon. 2 3 I've Lost You-Elvis Presley-Belinda-R.C.A. Mario Gareña (1st. place in the New Dekalafe, brazilian songstress well 3 4 Spill The Wine-Eric Burdon & War-Control-Polydor York Latinamerican Song Fest.) was known here since her successful ap- 4 5 *Yellow River-Jigsaw-Castle-Fable launched on Polydor by Diskos Uni- pearance in the 1969 Festival de la 5 8 Big Yellow Taxi-Joni Mitchell-Control-Reprise versales, S. A. Canción Latina, is back in México for 6 9 Lookin' Out My Back Door-Creedence Clearwater Revival- Cesar Costa's "Negra Paloma," "En a two week stand at Hotel Alameda's Palace-Liberty La Soledad" and "Un Vaso De Vino" Bamerette, and to star a new TV 7 - *Old Man Emu-John Williamson-July-Fable on Diskos Capitol de Mexico, are show. Her manager, Celia Macedo, is 8 7 Close To You-Carpenters-Control-A & M making the charts in Ecuador. taking action to assure Dekalafe's 9 6 Drivin' Home-Jerry Smith-Sydney Tree-M.C.A. Napoleon is the name of a new and permanent stay in México. 10 2 Make It With You-Bread-Screen Gems-Astor

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The top organization of the German tant fact must be noted in the record future Humo's top 5 LP's are: 1. "Corrie & "Still Water" (The Four Tops) and firms, about 98% of the record by all record firms. De Rekels" (11 Provincien), 2. "Cos- "Give Me Just A Little More Time" manufacturers are members, deter- Profesor Leopold Ludwig, general mo's Factory" by Creedence Clear- (Chairmen of the Board). "Time To minded on its annual meeting to call music director, held a press confer- water Revival (Liberty), 3. "Led Zep- Kill" is the new single by The Band, themselves in the future "Bundesver- ence in Hamburg before he flew to pelin III" (Atlantic), 4. "Paul Severs" a track from their LP "Stage band Schallplatte." President is Dr. New York on the 16th of October. In (Start) and 5. "Beach Party" by Fright." Gramophone does a great L. Veeder of EMI-Electrola, vice New York Professor Ludwig will James Last (Polydor). promotion for its own recording presidents are Kurt Richter (Teldec), start with auditions for a new "Par- Vogue has a hit with Mungo Jer- Cantor Yeoshua Lerer accompanied Richard Busch (Deutsche Grammo- sifal-production" at the Metropolitan ry's "Maggie," a track from their LP by The Choir of the Great phon) and Friedrich Schmidt (Ari - opera. Premiere will be on November "In The Summertime." Cardinal has Synagogue in Antwerp. This is a ola). 14. this week's pick of the week with double LP with Jewish songs. The world sales agreement between Jeffrey S. Kruger, chairman and "Good love & rock 'n roll" Teegarden Gramophone, His Master's Voice rec- Resono, Cologne, and Deutsche managing director of Ember Records & Van Winkle. Inelco released a cut- ords and Eagle Productions invited Vogue Records has been signed at Ltd. of London and Jimmy Henney, price Christmas LP by Elvis Presley. the press to a cocktail on the occa- GroBkoenigsdorf. It was said already director of promotion and creative Fonior released the LP "Yo Canto" sion of Francois Glorieux' new LP that Deutsche Vogue is to enlarge its services were on a whistle-stop tour (Julio Iglesias) and the single with the works "Mouvements -Effects - catalog by contracts with different visiting Munich and Berlin. The Em- "That's Were I Went Wrong" (Poppy Rites." His first LP is sold very well. production firms. Thus the ratifica- ber executives spent a few hours in Family). Enormous success for both Gramophone does also a great pro- tion of the Resono contract took Munich visiting Nobby Varenholz, in- the single "To My Father's House" motion for the Irish group The Ti- place now. The following artists are ternational head of Ariola, who dis- and the LP "I believe" by the Les mes. to be heard on Resono records: Ulla tribute the Ember label in Germany. Humphries Singers. A well deserved Norden, Marc Editions Basart-Belgium news: Sa- Andre, Eva Pflug, Joe Ember is also partners in the Sparta feather in Etienne Smet's cap, the mantha appeared in the TV -show Raphael, Gardy Claus, The End, Nic- Florida Music Group Limited and man responsible for this success. colai, "Binnen En Buiten" with her hit Ralph. On the Resono label a visited Hans Wewerka of Musikver- CBS-Artone released a new LP by "Helikopter US Navy 66." Peggy has long-playing record rendering origi- lage Hans Wewerka for discussions Percy Faith and a double set "This is nal reports a new LP. She performs her new of the world's champion- concerning the future of this publish- Donovan" on Epic. A great plugging single "Cinderella/Aan De Piano" in ship in football between Germany - ing combine, which is currently hot for Diana Kolby's "Holy Man." Also England the same "Binnen En Buiten" show. and Italy -Germany has been worldwide with recordings by The a new series cut-price Artone LP's by "Bella bella donna" by the Valant- released a few days ago. Immediately Moody Blues, The Foundations, Dus- Dutch artists. Polydor has a hit with ino's entered Radio Veronica's top after having published this record it ty Springfield, Desmond Dekker and Bobby Bloom's "Montego bay." 40. "April fools" by Pop Corn Cor- can already be marked on top of the many others. Polygram's Flemish stars Marva Resono ners entered the German hitparade. A sales charts. Radio Luxemburg has finished its and Jimmy Frey have new hits. Mar- new LP for Tony Corsari. The com- Ariola/Eurodisc, in Munich, ex- preparations for the big music pro- va's newest is entitled "Nieuwe pany tries to get the Les Humphries pands its combine. They concluded a ducer festival "Grand Prix RTL In- lief de, Nieuwe Dromen/Darlidarla- Singers to Belgium. Their LP and contract with Essex music, London, ternational" which will take place in da." Jimmy Frey's is entitled "Waar single are an edition Basart Belgium. and from now on, all records of the Luxemburg on October 28. At this De Zon Schijnt," the Flemish ver- groups Move (latest hit "Brontosau- competition, producers from Germa- sion of "Let The Sunshine In," rus"), Tirannosaurus Rex (biggest ny, Austria, Switzerland, Great Bri- written by the famous duo Hazle- After "Caroline," "Holy Holy" and hit "By The Light Of The Magical tain, Ireland, France, Belgium, Neth- wood/Hammond." "Go North" is the `9Soolaimon" Ardmore & Beechwood Moon") and Procol Hamm ("A erlands and Luxemburg will take new single by Richard Barnes, the got the rights of the new Neil Dia- Whiter Shade Of Pale") will be dis- part. The names of the interprets of British entry in the Grand Prix RTL. mond single "Cracklin' Rosie". John tributed in Germany, Austria and the twelve final titles are: Haide Big success for the Samantha Jones Terra recorded the Flemish version Switzerland by Ariola. This rec- Hannson, Peter Rubin und Gigliola version of "My Way," number three "Parking Rosie" on Parlophone. ording appeared in England on the Cinquetti; Richard Barnes, Picket - in the BRT National top 30. Much Flipside is entitled "O Heer, O Heer." by Essex music new founded label, witch und Julie Rogers; Serge Priset, played is "Roly Poly" by Stampford Lize Marke recorded the Flemish ver- Fly. First new releases of Move are a Frida Boccara und Mike Brant sowie Bridge on Penny Farthing. New Pol- sion of "Menningen" on Columbia. single "When Alice Comes Back To Monique Nelson, The Conventions ygram LP's are "Jimmy Campbell" Ardmore & Beechwood control the The Farm" and an LP, and new und Greenfield & Cook. The special on Vertigo and "Hits A Go Go" (Pe- singles "Ne Joue Pas" (Claudia Syl- Tirannosaurus Rex single, "Ride A prize for the national program of ter Covent). va) and "Een Dag Zonder Jou" White Swan." The Fly label will be Radio Luxemburg will be awarded to Gramophone's public relation man (Benny Frank) in the whole world. expanded. Until now the distribution Joe Dassin, Freddy Quinn, Joe Do- Yves De Vriendt's pick of the week is "Justine" (The Tate Gallery) is con- of this label was by Polydor. lan, Dalida and the Shocking Blue. "Dancing In The Moonlight" by trolled in several countries. Four months ago the annual Ger- The Second German TV will telecast Boffolongo on the United Artists la- Hebra Records released the record man hit competition was arranged this recording of the finale in color bel. A hit for Deep Purple and "Black "The Monks And Nuns From The- and telecasted by the German TV. on the 5th of November. night." Dimitri Van Toren, more pop- leme." It is an original recording The first balance of the until Septem- A great day for the German record ular in Flanders than in Holland due very popular in several countries. ber sold records with the festival tit- trade will be the 15th of November. to the promotion of Gramophone- "Medley For You" is a new record by les shows a good result. Of the con- On this day German TV will telecast Belgium, has a new record in coun- Roland Thyssen. R.K.M. news: The queror title "Das Schoene Maedchen the "Gala Evening Of The Record - try -pop style entitled "Suzan" Belgian representative for the R.T.L. Von Seite 1" by Howard Carpendale Classical." This show a co- (HMV). In the series "The best of . . contest is the R.KM production and on Electrola until now 225,000 sin- operation between the record- indus- ." there are new LP's by Timi R.K.M. copyright "Alone." The group gles were sold. Together with the try and TV takes 135 minutes, is Yuro, Merle Haggard, martine Bill is The Convention and it was their other 11 festival titles a total turn- produced in -color and will be taken and Nat King Cole en Espagne. A first record produced with R.K.M. over of about 700,000 copies was over by the Eurovision for other second solo LP for Ringo Starr and They will attend the contest in Lux- reached. countries. This arrangement has "Beaucoups Of Blues." Newly re- emburg as the Belgian representa- An inquiry by the Federal Republic three parts: (1) Symphony concert leased Tamla Motown singles are tive. has shown that 56 per cent of all - the recording of a Beethoven con- homes have a record-player. A third cert with the Wiener Philharmoniker, have tape recorders, a fifth, stereo (2) the secret of the black disk -a Í%Í\\\ %%%\'\ plants and 10 per cent have a cassett- report about the production of classi- MI" recorders. The difference between the cal music records and (3) scenes age groups are: of the young people from operas - a studio production cashBoac Australia between 15 and 30, 74 per cents have with prominent opera stars as Ni - N',, records. These constitute three- colai Gedda, Wolfgang Windgassen, \\\11/,, q..,, quarters of the interviewed persons Ingeborg Hallstein and others. Until of this group. The 50 -year -olds, only now 14 European countries will take 37 per cent. Dr. over this mammouth The Federation of Commercial ian Record Company. ARC have Werner Vogelsang, telecast. the Phonographic three such sets in new release; managing director of Phonogram In the middle of 1971 the video- Broadcasters and their (Philips) explained Performance Company of Australia Bitches Brew by Miles Davis, The that 30-40 per cassett will enter the German market. World Of Ray Price," and Your cent of the pop LP turnover in Ger- The main customers are expected to Limited, have agreed on a basis of "Fill many are composed settlement of their record dispute. Head With Rock," a sampler of CBS of progressive be the 6,000 discotheques in Germany. performers including Chica- and underground music from Eng- The first program will be offered by The dispute, in operation for the past Santana, land and the USA. The explanation the Video Tape five months, has been over the terms go, Blood Sweat And Tears, and Lau- -Program Company on ra Nyro. ARC's general sales manag- of this fact is the generation prob - (the Bosch combine is participated which commercial radio stations ems. Nearly should be entitled to air certain rec- er Mr. Ray Bull said that while some each second German with 25 per cent) in co-operation performers had doubts (that means also record -buyer) is with Radio Luxemburg and the Ger- ords under the control of members of their initially, less than 25 years old. This impor- man Disk -Jockey the PPCA. It arose out of the cancel- they've now been dispelled by the Organization. lation by the manufacturers of an popularity of the sets as the public earlier agreement whereby stations realizes the great value it gets in this granted advertising time to manufac- kind of buying. ARC promotion man turers for the right to broadcast rec- Des Steen is currently touring Amer- France's Best Sellers ords. In a joint statement the Feder- ica. ation and the PPCA (manufacturers) Cash Box congratulates Sydney - announced that they had reached based entrepeneur Harry M. Miller, 1 Comme J'ai Toujours Envie D'aimer (Carrère) Marc Hamilton agreement on the basic principles of who for the second year running, 2 In The Summertime (Vogue) Mungo Jerry an equitable settlement. The parties won the Cobb & Co. Major Award 3 Girls I've Got News For You (Disc'AZ) Mardi Gras have confirmed their intention of for the greatest single contribution 4 L'Amerique (CBS) Joe Dassin meeting quickly to work out details; to the Australian entertainment in- 5 Gloria (Disc'AZ) Michel Polnareff in the meantime the ban on all En- dustry. Miller was responsible for 6 El Condor Pasa (CBS) Simon & Garfunkel glish and most Australian recordings bringing the Musical "Hair" to this 7 C'est De L'eau, C'est Du Vent (Philips) Claude Francois continues. country. 8 Neanderthal Man (Philips) Hot Legs Back for another stint in Sydney, RCA Records here have announced 9 Looking Out My Back Door (Musidisc) Creedence Clearwater Revival beautiful Lainie Kazan currently a reduction in the price of 7" EP 10 No No No (Vogue) Voices Of East Harlem wowing audiences at the Chevron records. Most extended-play disks 11 Dirladada (Sonopresse) Dalida Hotel. sell at around $1.55, but RCA has 12 Deux Amis Pour Un Amour (Philips) Johnny Hallyday The double LP set featuring top dropped back to $1.19 in an effort to 13 Tante Agathe (Philips) Rika Zarai name artists at a special budget price increase sales. (The retail price of 14 Never Marry A Railroad Man (Disc'AZ) Shocking Blue has become a boom for the Austral- singles is $1.00)

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EDITORIAL: The Best Yet! Montooth Assumes MOA Presidency at Expo 7-0; Trade paper writers have a penchant for dubbing Williams Amendment Feared Likely to Pass Senate every industry exposition a "success". Commenting CHICAGO - Les Montooth, Peoria, on this year's MOA convention is a breeze in that Ill. operator, formally accepted the presidency of MOA for 1970-71 at the regard. It was not only a success ... it was in every general membership meeting held respect the very best yet. here Oct. 17 during Expo Seven -O Montooth, who succeeds Lou Ptacek, Bird Music Co., Manhattan, Kan., as Attendance was up -2.355 this year registered, association president, was elected by the MOA's nominating committee at as compared to 2,037 in 1969. Better, the percentage MOA's mid -year board meeting in of "pure operator" personnel was well over the 50% San Francisco. rest composed of the exhibi- The MOA's new treasurer is John range this year, with the Trucano, Black Hills Novelty Co., tor personnel and their dealers. What this means in Deadwood, S.D. Trucano has just manufacturers completed his 1969-70 term as the a nutshell is that this show put machine association's treasurer. Taking over and their salesmen in face to face contact with their as treasurer is Harlan Wingrave, brand Emporia Music Service, Inc., Em- customers, and even better, had a wealth of poria, Kan. Wingrave has just com- new merchandise right there to talk about. pleted a term as an MOA vice pres- ident and served as a co-chairman of The 1970 Expo was again unique in the type of Expo Seven -0. While the meeting was generally personnel who turned out to view the ex- The changing of the guard is signified operator marked by applause for incoming and by a plaque of appreciation presented hibits, attend the business meetings and exchange outgoing association officials and MOA president Lou recipients, controversy was to outgoing It seemed that every award Ptacek (left), by his successor Les ideas with their contemporaries. aroused by the legislative report of Montooth. operator brought along at least one of his service- Nick Allen, MOA's Washington at- torney and lobbyist. Allen reported any reason for the MOA to comply men. The exhibitors loved it. They had a chance to that the Williams Amendment, as un- with the Bill. talk about the technical and location merits of their favorable addition for operators to Outgoing vice president Tom Gre- the Copyright Revision Bill, was like- co, Jr., seconded the motion, machines with the route guys instead of just price ly to be passed by the U. S. Senate maintaining that the $9.50 figure with the operator. They could and did hit on all bases. during the upcoming session. would merely represent a "foot in the The Bill, as passed by the House of door" by the performance rights so- show. Representatives in 1967, provides cieties and that efforts would be Operators got a lot off their chests at the that operators pay an annual flat fee made to further increase that figure. They hit the exhibitors on pricing, mechanical points, of $8.00 to compensate persons on Allen then returned to the podium the creative side of records played on and suggested that the MOA stick to game ideas. The factories in turn had an invaluable jukeboxes. The Williams Amendment its current position and that members chance to explain why prices go up and could show would increase that yearly fee to begin pressuring their legislators $9.50 with a provision for review af- since the Bill must return to the the electronic breakthroughs they engineered into ter five years. The original $8.00 fee House for a vote even if passed by the new equipment which pushed that price up .. . was the result of an agreement ar- the Senate. rived at between legislators and MOA Allen said that the MOA has struck breakthroughs which also pushed up the coin box take representatives. a bargain and would behave in bad on location. Operator George Pappas made a faith to back out of that bargain. "If motion that the bill be now fought in we fight," he said, "the scramble its entirety because federal legisla- starts all over again." He said that if The trade show was basically knowledgable people tors have reneged on the original the debate begins anew, the per- asking knowledgable questions and getting straight compromise and there is no longer (cont. on p. 55) answers. It was a show where business was written in private rooms and hospitality suites after the show each day. And even tho it's against the rules, we bet there was plenty of dealing going on right on the trade show floor.

Why do we stress the success of the trade show rather than of the whole convention itself? Well, for one thing, MOA as an organization proved itself to be an outstanding and continuing success several

years ago . . . no contest. Its own services and achievements are on record and its new activities are duly reported on in this issue. But the trade show- the exposition of machines-was of singular interest to all in the industry this year ... an industry which in Fred Granger's words "looked to the Expo for that shot in the arm to move away from the soft and back to the boom."

We feel if any event could and did give us that boost it was Expo Seven -0. Everyone let it all out .. . the gripes the great ideas. Personal confrontations were all over the place the first day but friend- Eight of 10 outgoing MOA directors display the certificates of appreciation ships were renewed by show's close. The frustrations they received during the MOA's general membership brunch meeting held of dealers, welling up from a really telling business during Expo Seven -O. Standing (left to right) are Harry Witsen, Cannon Coin Machine Co., Haddonfield, N.J.; Harry Schaffner, Schaffner Music Co., slump, were soothed, not only with orders but with Alton, Ill.; Pat Storino, S & S Amusement Co.; L. M. Smith, Capitol Music the promise of continuing orders. And not out of any Co., Jackson, Miss. and outgoing MOA president Lou Ptacek, Bird Music Co., Manhattan, Kan. Seated (left to right) are Jim Mullins, Mullins Amusement operator's good heart but from his head, as he saw, Co., Miami, Fla.; Leonard Leonard, Leonard Amusement Co., Adrian, Mich.; absorbed and acted to get the best equipment back Garland Garrett, Sr., Cape Fear Music Co., and Ray Barker, Wayland's Amuse- ment Co,, Shirley Center, Mass. Absent from the photo are Joe MacQuivey, into his route locations for the best collections the Mac's Machines, South Bend, Ind. and Bill O'Connor, O'Connor Dist. Co., Dallas, public can yield. Texas.

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Participating in the Expo-Seven -0 opening day panel seminar on "New Vistas in the Amusement Game Industry" are Mort Secore, sales manager of Chicago Dynamics Industries; Marty Johnson, sales manager of Nutting Industries; Ross Scheer, director of marketing for Bally Mfg. Corp.; Gene Lipkin, sales manager of Allied Leisure Industries; Leonard Nakielny, Williams Electronics, and Dave Ralstin, sales manager of Nutting As- sociates. Moderating the panel discussion was Fred Collins Jr. (center photo), Collins Music, Greenville, S.C. CHICAGO "The distributor in to- necessary evil, the operator should better look at the distributor for the ed operators to pursue the new loca- day's music- and games business is see his dealer as a positive force in true job he is doing for them in tions and encouraged distributors to being unjustly maligned by the oper- this industry. Be advised that we at equipment supply, parts supply ser- devote the bulk of their time toward ator," asserted Bally Mfg. Corp. mar- the games factory's consider our vice and financial help." servicing the innovative operators. keting director Ross Scheer, during dealers as an indispensable part of The opening day seminar at the "If I were a distributor," he said, his address at Expo Seven -O's Friday our marketing programs. We have no 1970 MOA discussed the broad sub- "I would spend 90 per cent of my (Oct. 16th) industry seminar. "Opera- intention of getting into the distribu- ject "New Vistas in the Amusement time with those 35 per cent of the tors have an attitude toward their ting business ourselves by taking Game Industry". While it frankly did operators, because one day those 35 local dealers which just plain makes over dealers. We simply could not do not measure up to the expectations per cent will own the other 65 per me mad," he stated. "Instead of con- the effective job that ou:r existing of many visiting operators, who ex- cent." sidering the dealer as some kind of dealers are doing, so operators had pected to gain more information on Secore emphasized the need for procedures for finding and exploita- diligent machine maintenance, rea- ting new locations with the newer soning that play at locations and the Montooth New MOA President; 4 Vice -Presidents, electronic games, it did offer some willingness of location owners to do clear indication by the games facto- operators is greatly en- how they think the operating business with 10 Directors Installed at Expo Membership Meeting ries' on couraged by the appearance of ma- trade is or isn't taking advantage of chines that are kept in good condi- Con't. from page 53 the "promise of the sight and sound tion. formance rights societies are likely machines." Progressive per -play pricing was to demand substantially higher pay- The seminar began with a series of the theme emphasized by Johnson, ments than those currently proposed. short speeches by panel members who pointed out the need for quarter Pappas' motion was amended to a Scheer, Marty Johnson, sales manag- play to help the operator adjust to motion that the MOA stick to its er of Nutting Industries; Dave Ral- Asso- an economy that has been taking its $8.00 agreement and go no further. It stin, sales manager of Nutting toll on other businesses. was not specified what action would ciates; Mort Secore, sales manager of be taken if the Senate passes the Chicago Dynamics Industries; Gene During a provocative question and sales manager of Allied Le- answer session, Harry Goldner of Williams Amendment and then re- Lipkin, Co. ex- turns it to the House for a possible isure Industries, and Leonard Nak- Silco Automatic Vending passage into law. ielny of Williams Electronics. Panel plained his firm's serious problems The legislative report was preceded moderator was Fred Collins Jr. of with vandalism and asked why the during S. C. factories do not make an effort to by the treasurer's report Collins Music, Greenville, security devices in which Trucano reported the Associa- Discussing the distributors' situa- install effective $129,886.12 for their machines. "Security would be a tion's assets as tion, Scheer said, "There is a cloud to he said. MOA's last fiscal year, adding that his future at this very moment. He big selling point," the convention would cost about $30,- makes less money than anyone else John Bilotta, president of Bilotta 000. in the trade." Enterprises, answered Goldner by Four outgoing association vice basic saying that operators are not ready presidents were presented with He said the distributor's to pay for security devices that problem is an inability to sell enough increase the costs of plaques and 10 outgoing directors re- new machines to operators who real- would obviously ceived certificates to underscore their ly need them. Scheer said that 75 per machines. service to the Association. Outgoing MOA president Lou Ptacek cent of amusement games on location Millie McCarthy, president of the The outgoing vice presidents hon- (right) presents a Merit Award to are more than five years old. He New York State Coin Machine Assn., ored were Greco of Greco Bros. Phil Mason, Allied Vending Corp., added that the distributor's well- replied, "We're ready to pay for it." Amusement Co., Glasco. N. Y.; Russ Washington, D.C., for his coopera- being hinges on the foresight and The basis of the controversy ap- Mawdsley, Russell -Hall, Inc., Ho- tion with the Washington Star news- innovativeness of the factories. "The peared to be over the severity of the lyoke, Mass.; Hal Shinn, Star Amuse- paper in the research of the feature, distributor lives and dies with our vandalism problem throughout the ment Co., Gaffney, S. C., and "The Beloved Jukebox", which ap- he said. nation. If security devices were Wingrave. winners and losers," peared earlier in the year as the cover Reacting indignantly to a trade placed on machines, all operators New vice presidents installed were story in the Star's Sunday supple- would have to pay for them whether Bob Walker, Capital Music & Vend- magazine survey in which one opera- ment. termed distributors, "liars, thieves or not vandalism problems were acute ing, Helena, Mont.; Ted Nichols, tor respective areas. Automatic Vending. Inc., Fremont, and competitors," Scheer asserted in their Ned.; Ray Barker, Wayland's Amuse- chines, Inc.; Jim Mullins, Mullins that the distributor is "one of the In the general area of machine ment Co., Shirley Center, Mass.: and Amusement Co., Miami, Fla.; Bill operator's best friends." He added, "I components, Abe Weisberg of Abra- O'Connor, O'Connor Distributing Co., have heard that operators are noth- ham Weisberg Service Co. asked Garland Garrett, Cape Fear Music coop- Co.. Wilmington, N. C. Dallas, Tex.; Harry Schaffner, Schaff- ing more than collectors," and said what the factories were doing Eleven new directors were elected ner Music Co., Alton, Ill.; L. M. that if some distributors competed eratively to offer interchangeability by the membership, one of whom will Smith, Capitol Music Co.; Pat Storino, with operators for locations, it was of machine parts to alleviate the op- complete an unexpired term. They are S & S Amusement Co., Toms River, because the operators were doing an erator's service problems. He was Clayton Norberg, C & N Sales Co., N. J., and Harry Witsen, Cannon Coin inadequate job and weren't capable told that the problem has not yet Mankato, Minn.; Dike Hawes, Peach Machine Co., Haddonfield, N. J. Sto- of holding those locations. been attacked on an industry -wide State Music Co., Macon, Ga.: Wes rino now replaces Walker as MOA Scheer also mentioned the service basis. Lawson, Lawson Music Co., Winter sergeant -at -arms. school efforts by distributors as valu- The seminar was followed by con- Haven, Fla.; Bob Rooney, State Nov- A Merit Award was presented to able to operators. vention guest speaker Dr. G. Herbert elty Co., Baton Rouge, La.; James Phil Mason, Allied Vending Corp., Lipkin spoke about the newer True (See separate story). Stevens, J. Stevens Amusement Co., Washington D. C. for his efforts in and main- cooperating with the Washington games recently produced Grafton, W. Va.; Wayne Hesch, A. tained that audio-visual games bene- Attend Luncheon H. Entertainers. Inc., Arlington Star in a Sunday supplement cover resulting in "more 110 Ladies "The Beloved fit the operator, Heights, Ill.; Maynard Hopkins, story entitled income, more locations and a greater CHICAGO - A highlight of Expo Honkins Music & Vending, Inc., Jukebox." A Merit Award was previ- turnover in equipment." Seven -0 was the ladies luncheon held ously presented to former 1VIOA pres- Galion. Ohio; Arnold Taksen, D & L Nakielny discussed the components at Maxim's, one of the most exclusive Coin Machine Co.. Harrishnrg, Pa.; ident Howard Ellis at a recent quar- the restaurants here. Music Co., terly meeting of Coin Operated In- of the new games, emphasizing Clem Arceneaux. Service increased use of electronics parts in MOA chartered special buses to Jackson, Miss.: Fred Zemke, Zemke dustries of Nebraska. Sher- The membership meeting also in- the ,newer games. "The use of elec- transport 110 ladies from the Operated Machines. Ann Arbor, Mich., tronics parts in our equipment," he man House Hotel to the Astor Tow- and Gil Sonin, Gil Music, Brooklyn, cluded a report by MOA executive is located. A is completing an unex- vice president Fred Granger, who dis- said, "is not only feasible, but practi- ers where the restaurant N. Y. Sonin cal." French meal was served, complete pired term and will remain eligible cussed the immediate future of the wine and dessert. for a director's post in 1971, when Association. Granger said that the Referring to the new locations that with his current term expires. MOA is now moving into a new role, have been opened up by the newer The luncheon's climax was a fur Stepping down as directors were one more inclusive than that of an machines, Ralstin quoted a trade fashion show at the conclusion of Barker. Garrett. Leonard Leonard, administrator. "We must provide vi- magazine survey that reported 35 per lunch, sponsored by Saks Fifth Ave- Leonard Amusement Co.. Adrian, sion, leadership and some guidance," cent of operators have placed games nue. All present "ooh'd" and "aah'd" Mich.; Joe MacQuivey, Mac's Ma - he said. in the newer locations. He encourag- over the elegant array of furs.

Cash Box - October 31, 1970 55 www.americanradiohistory.com .awn. di MY, Little L. P.s Reviving, MOM Says Gold -Mor Head CashBox Location Programming ENGLEWOOD The "Little L.P. Guide revival" is proceeding- at a healthy "w,,, VIM WNWi. Ve, !If THIS WEEK'S TOP RECORD RELEASES FOR COIN PHONOGRAPHS pace, according to Bernie Yudkofsky, president of Gold -Mor Distributing here, who exhibited at the recent Expo Seven -0 in Chicago. Yudkofsky, who distributes Little L.P.s nationally reports that opera- Pop R&B tors at Expo were enthusiastic about C c his product. "I'm very happy with the operators' reaction," he said, "and now our main task is to get our STONED LOVE message across to the one -stops." (2:49) ALL I HAVE (3:20) He said that the larger one -stops have been receiving large demands THE SUPREMES THE MOMENTS for Little L.P.s, but that many one - stops do not yet have them in stock. Yudkof sky added that he expects Shine On Me (3:59) Motown 1172 No Flip Info. Stang 5017 one -stops will pick up on orders, however, as operators continue to ask for the product. "The final guy who gets it wants it," Yudkofsky DOES ANYBODY REALLY KNOW maintains. WHAT TIME IT IS? (2:53) WRAP IT UP (2:40) He further explains that the Little L.P.s must avoid duplication of mate- CHICAGO ARCHIE BELL & THE DRELLS rial already included on singles. Such duplication, he said, would cut down on orders from operators who al- Part 2 (3:17) Columbia 45264 Deal With Him (2:40) Atlantic 2768 ready have the singles material on their machines and would detract from the image of Little L.P.s as a fresh product. IT'S ALL IN YOUR MIND (2:31) KEEP ON LOVING ME (2:32) Yudkof sky began his distributing effort with nine Little L.P.s and has CLARENCE CARTER BOBBY BLAND since received four new L.P.'s from Capitol Records and currently has four in the production stage from Till I Can't Take It Anymore (3:05) Atlantic 2774 No Flip Info. Duke 464 Columbia. The forthcoming L.P.'s are by Johnny Mathis, Errol Garner, Tammy Wynette and Harry James. JOHNNY B. BADDE (3:00) The Gold -Mor president said he ex- pects to continue expanding his in- ventory and also expects to maintain MUNGO JERRY the adult location -oriented bent of his product. My Friend (2:36) Janus 128

A Full Line of PAY TO THE PIPER (3:06) ROSE GARDEN (2:52)

Coin Operated CHAIRMEN OF THE BOARD LYNN ANDERSON Recreational Bless You (2:59) Invictus 9081 No Flip Info. Columbia 4-45252 Tables from 11/flYIYWW SHUFFLEBOARD COMPANY HE AIN'T HEAVY . . . HE'S MY BROTHER (3:59) WAITING FOR A TRAIN (1:37) 210 PATERSON PLANK ROAD UNION CITY NEW JERSEY NEIL DIAMOND JERRY LEE LEWIS "The House That Quality Built" No Flip Info. Uni 55264 No Flip Info. Sun SI -1119

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Dr. True Combines Comic Routine With Sound Business Advice J.F. FRANTZ MFG. CO. 1940 W. Lake St. Chicago, III. 60612 Tel. TAylor 9-2399 In Expo Presentation; Stresses Need for Trade Professionalism

CHICAGO Combining sound busi- ough understanding of his business ness advice- with the routine of a and an understanding of the needs stand-up comic, convention guest and goals of those he seeks to serve. WANTED: speaker Dr. G. Herbert True delight- When the competition is equal in ed a full house of Expo Seven -O an industry, he said, the individual visitors Oct. 16 in the Louis XVI businessman must be better than that Room of the Sherman House Hotel. competition. He stressed the need to Dr. True, a research psychologist operators for improved interpersonal Williams and former university professor, dis- communication with customers cussed "Salesmanship and Public through distinctive calling cards, Relations." Striding onto the floor name tags for salesmen and a forth- blowing a whistle and dressed in a right, friendly approach. football referee's uniform, True pro- True's talk was accompanied by an 4 Aces ceeded to explain to operators the imaginative slide presentation that il- factors that cause man's behavior lustrated the operator's business as- Contact and emphasized the need for the mu- sociates and problems in a humorous sic operator to adopt an attitude of light. He received a standing ovation business professionalism. at the conclusion of his speech. (212) 377-0788 "You're either an amateur or a True's talk was preceded by a professional," he reiterated, explain- panel discussion on "New Vistas in ing that the professional has a thor- the Amusement Game Industry." Dr. True at Expo

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www.americanradiohistory.com New Rock -Ola Phono Line Includes 3 Models; Six New Jukeboxes Presented by Rowe Intl.

`Low -Boy' Console Features Furniture Look In Attempt at Widespread Location Appeal

CHICAGO Rock -Ola Manufactur- plete new line of coin -operated phon- WHIPPANY - Rowe International ing Corp. recently- introduced a corn- ographs to its distributor organiza- has introduced a 1971 line of six new tion at the Grand Hotel in Point phonographs. No major changes Clear, Alabama, on October 4. were made in the phonograph me- The phonograph line was publicly chanism which is the same in all shown to all operators attending the models, but the exterior cabinetry of recent MOA Show at the Sherman each is different. House here and was also shown to Continuing with the wood -front styl- operators throughout the country by ing introduced last year, Rowe now Rock -Ola distributors during "Open has two models with the furniture House Week" week Oct. look, the "Californian" and "New the of Orleans". Two other models, "Cath- The phonograph line consists of a edral" and "Tiffany", feature lead- new 160 -selection, traditional con- ed -glass type fronts, designed to sole; a 100 -selection traditional pho- complement the stained glass decor nograph, and a new furniture style of many locations. Two additional console, which also offers 160 selec- models, the "Playgirl" and "Beauty", tions. depict beautiful girls. The 160 -selection model "444," The new models all have a profile while carrying over several features five -inches lower than the "MM -4" of from its predecessor, the Model "442" last year. Illuminated framing around has many new added features the selector panel and the larger Among the new features, according selector buttons provide a "human to Ed Doris, executive vice president engineered" design which makes it of Rock -Ola Manufacturing Corp., is convenient for the customer to play. the "compute -a -flash" digital read- The title strip safety glass cover is out "record -now -playing" indicator. tempered for strength, and the title This record indicator provides anima- strips are front -illuminated rather Rock-Ola's new 160 -selection Model tion and information as it prints out than back -lighted. "444" phonograph contains many of the record number in gleaming pro- The basic mechanism design has the features of its predecessor, the gressions. been in use for 10 years, and evolu- "442", and offers several new fea- Another new feature is the angle tionary refinements have been in- tures, which include the digital read- of the program holder, which has corporated, including cintered gold Rowe design and engineering execu- out "record -now -playing" indicator been slanted forward for perfect contact points for longer life and tive Walter Koch explains the de- and improved service accessibility. alignment of the record number and three fewer cam switches. All bear- sign of the "New Orleans" model, tune titles. The entire program hold- ing surfaces now use dry lubricant one of six new phonographs in the er and shroud has been tinted light materials, such as teflon, dalbon and firm's "Presidential" line. blue to cut down on glare and im- emralon, and Rowe offers a 5 -year prove the visibility of the title strip. guarantee on all moving parts. Rowe's "stero round" sound system For operator service, the entire has been improved with the addition Other continued features include program holder assembly "flips - of a second heavy duty bass speaker full front door servicing, single key down" for accessibility for cleaning in the duct -tuned sound chamber. The operation, one hand spring -assisted the inside of the upper dome glass two -six inch side speakers have been door opening, flip -out title strip racks, and a spring -loaded counter -balance repositioned for improved tone bal- plug-in components, complete picing mechanism has been added for ease ance. flexibility, and a service control center. in lifting the upper dome. The Rowe AMI phonograph also A special switch puts the phonograph Other features include the snap - uses hybrid amplifier-solid state for back into operation by closing the out, indestructible cycolec front the pre -amp and easy -to -service tubes door. grille; swing -out components for in - for the power output. The standard This year Rowe is also offering a unit on -location service; stand-up amplifier is rated 68 watts (IHF) and break-in/vandalism insurance policy programming for eye level reading there is available as an option an for each Rowe phonograph on location of the title strips and integrated cir- amplifier rated at 136 watts for large that is equipped with Rowe's option- cuits to provide ease in servicing, and installations. al burglar alarm. the elimination of the pre -amplifier The MM -5 "Presidential" line is In announcing the program, Joe chassis. available for 100, 160 or 200 record Barton, vice-president of Rowe's Other features are the addition of selections, and play mixed 45 and marketing & distribution stated that an electric "total play counter," new 331/.3 r.p.m. stero disks. The dollar bill the insurance covers the loss or dam- turntable motor featuring specially acceptor is optional, as are many age to the phonograph and contents hardened shafts, and jet -age lubrica- other accessories, including t h e as the result of the theft, fire, at- tion for extra long life. A new locked "PhonoVue." tempted burglary and vandalism. The Rock -Ola "445" is the 100 -selec- cash box provides greater storage and is an op- the Model "444" is the new Model tion counterpart to the "444", includ- and collection security "445." According to Doris, the Model ing the same features such as swing - tional piece of equipment. Two -for -a - "445" has all the features of the out components for in -unit on-Ioca- Quarter pricing is standard on the Model "444" except that a quarter tion service and an electric "total Model "444." pricing kit is optional equipment on play counter". The 100 -selection counterpart of the "445." The new addition to the Rock -Ola line of phonographs is the Model "446" the furniture style low -boy console.- This machine, according to Doris, was designed to fit into the type of location, the decor of which would not fit the traditional type of juke box. The Model "446" is a 160 -selection phonograph and all features are identical to the 160 -se- lection Model "444." When not in use, the lid of the Model "446" can be lowered and becomes a contemporary TOP EARNINGS piece of furniture. IN The Model "444" is presently in production; the Model "445" is sched- EVERY TYPE OF LOCATION uled for production towards the end of November, and the Model "446" is EVERYWHERE scheduled for production in Decem- ber.

NUTTING INDUSTRIES LTD. salutes its distributor and friend JOHN B I L O TTA on his selection as 1970 Citizen of the Year Rock-Ola's new Model "446" furniture style low -boy console has been designed by the Newark, N.Y. Chamber of Commerce to gain entrance into locations with decor considered incompatible with a standard type of jukebox. The "446" offers 160 selections and contains the We're proud of you, John! identical features of the "444" phonograph. Cash Box - October 31, 1970 57 www.americanradiohistory.com Cash Box Snaps from MOA Eipo Seven -O

Honored dais of MOA officers and directors assem- MOA brass, all decked out in their banquet finery, Up at the well -populated A.C.A. hospitality suite bles at opening of gala banquet Sunday evening. gather for snapshot. They include past president in the Bismarck, the food and liquid refreshment Banquet brought out an SRO attendance of ops, Howard Ellis, new treasurer Harlan Wingrave, out- flowed freely, as did compliments for the new NSM wives, employees, plus manufacturer and dealer going president Lu Ptacek and executive vice presi- Prestige 160-B jukebox on display in the room, as reps, to enjoy ceremonie-, ;und t laborate floor show. dent Fred Granger. well as on the trade show floor.

Mondial Commercial Corp's sales SEGA's Jet Rocket, one off this fall's Bill Anderson (left) and Tommy Mutoscope presid ant Larry Galante, exec Aspet Varten (left) joins Allied sales sensations, was center of atten- Greco (right) think Clint Pierce with well -versed machine demon- Leisure Industries' chief engineer tion at their exhibit. Firm chairman needs a little more bubbly and aren't strator, talked up the games which Ron Haliburton and ALI prexy Bob Dave Rosen (left) with Cash Box's about to take no for an answer at the A.C.A. imports into the states at Braun at their display in the games Ed Adlern try turning it into a two gala banquet. that firm's second exhibit in the room. Mondial distributes ALI's Wild player version. gantes room. Cycle in overseas markets.

Johnny Bilotta (left) shakes hands Hoping wives don't get to read the Can't figure it out, but we only know Sumner Segall of Kiddietime pulls a with Juke Records' prexy Tommy Cash Box, here's a rather representa- the guys with drinks in their hands. funny out of Ed Winn's file at the Wills and Mrs. Wills at the latter's tive photo of the hail -fellow -well -met Left to right, are: Hank Leyser, a Cash Box booth. Left to right are exhibit. Tommy makes and markets atmosphere which predominated at non-drinker, Larry Galante, Lou Jon Rand of Cash Box, Sumner, Ed 45's exclusively for jukebox operators. the various hospitality suites. Northrup and Al Scalora. Adlum of Cash Box and Alex Kress of Cortlandt Amusement.

West Virginia guys and gals get together at the U.S. Billiards execs and customers surround firm's Doing the evening thing at another hospitality suite, banquet, reminiscing about the closing convention brand new and feature -packed Aristocrat coin timer we find many familiar faces (and a bunch we don't and looking forward to next year's event. table, among them: Dick Simon, Al Simon, Len know). Among this august assemblage are Larry Schneller and Al D'Inrillo. Kaghan, Joe Gino, Fred Granger, Bob Rooney and Fred Collins. 58 Cas Box - +3.toper 31, 1970 www.americanradiohistory.com Cash Box Camera Snaps From MOA Expo Seven -0

1 Atlas Music of Chicago prexy Eddie Happy group at the Rock -Ola pent- Empire International's Murph Gor- Seeburg of Chicago president Bill Ginsburg (center) and Rowe Interna- house hospitality suite Friday even- don, with cutie-pie helpmate, manned Adair (left) with firm's vending divi- tional market service exec Jimmy ing is (left to right) Mrs. Ed Zorin- the really popular Empire exhibit sion chief Bob Breither were on hand Newlander (right) strike proud sky of H. Z. Vending, Omaha, Eddie, where the Phonograph Equipment- at Seeburg's exhibit to render advice stance at the Rowe exhibit, and why Lucky Coin's Bob Nims and Mr. and Ruffler & Walker games line was on on and accept compliments for their not ... brand new Presidential juke Mrs. Johnny Trucano of South Dako- display for first time at MOA. Clear- brand new Musical Bandshell phono- line was on national display for first ta's Black Hills Novelty Co. Bob and ly most popular of the PRW games graph. Local dealer showings were time, and the trade gave it a grand Ed are Rock distribs and the was the Flying Circus which should held prior to the MOA, but many reception. Trucano's are good custom- be shipping by end of this conventioneers viewed spectacular ers. year. juke for first time at the Expo.

Cash Box's Ed Adlum (left) meets Gale Records' artist Harold Braun Fischer Mfg. Corp. coin division man- A bunch from West Virginia pause good friend Jack Mitnick at the Irv- (between glamourous firm staffers) ager Frank Schroeder (right) holds on entering the exposition floor area ing Kaye Co. exhibit over Irv's pro- gets ready to autograph sample 45's poster pointing down to interior ta- for a snapshot. Left to right are totype of the Bing Bang Bo. Jack for New Jersey op Paddy Storino ble view of firm's brand new burglar Gene Wallace, Leoma Ballard and was at Expo to sing the praises of (center) and Nick Roco of Kiddie - alarm mech, which made a hit with George Pappas. his new Electro Billiard Ball Polisher time in Mass. security -minded ops. To Frank's machine. right is Fred Blaes, with prexy Char- lie Bailey in center.

The gang was definitely all there Williams -United veteran Billy Taking advantage of the benefits at The prime movers at American (and enjoying it) at the All -Tech dis- DeSelm, one of the few guys who the MOA directors cocktail party Shuffleboard's popular display, play with (left to right) Carl Novy, enjoys instant recognition by the Thursday night are: (left to right) proudly showing off their new coin - Sol Mollengarden, Mel Blatt, Aaron trade at every MOA, shows Ed Ad- Bob Rondeau of Empire, Mrs. Maire op Golden Eagle shuffleboard, are: Goldsmith and a pair of unidentified lum the in's and out's of firm's soon - Pierce, her well-known husband ('I nt (left to right) Dick DelFino, Nick ops. to -release Straight Flush pin. and Jim Stansfield. Melone, Sol Lipkin and Mike Bozza.

Valley Mfg. Corp's exhibit displayed "Gimnie that pipe and take this cue" At long last, the machine everybody As if it were necessary to promote current coin and home table line, plus jokes D&R's Lynn Ruber (left) to heard about but few saw made it to Rock-Ola's perennially popular pent- their own-manufactured selection of Illinois op Bernie Lazare (right) MOA. The phenominal multi -sensory house party, George Hinoker gave cue sticks. Firm president Earl Fed - while Dick Utanoff looks on Sensorama Simulator console did it's all a reminder anyway. Next to dick (to right) chats with cus- fantastic thing at Expo Seven -O and George is Rock-Ola's Lowboy 446 tomer. inventor Mort Heilig (right) enjoyed stereo console. the commotion.

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www.americanradiohistory.com The coin operated phonograph industry is 'very mature. That means that everybody is producing an ROCK -OLA exce lent product and the operators in the field have a great choice of equiprnent. âreat. But there are differences and a careful choice o' the best Dhonocraph can still mean increased p-ofits. With all this in mind, we'd like to announce tt-e new RockOla 444 phonograph for 1971. A phonograph,

we fee , that surpasses even the present standards of the industry. n design, sery ce. durability, and ease of operat on. To begin with. the 444 is a blaze of moncchromatic purples. Just like the fashion industry this year. We've got a new program holder shroud that drops down for improved cleaning. Flio-down title strip holders for changing ease. And a spring loaded dome with a new counter balance mechanism that your wife

could I ft witi one finger. We've added advanced, integrated circuitry and a computerized selection indicatDr that prints out the "Record - Now -'laying" number in glittering progressions. 160 selections. Temper -ed glass. A new coin box security system. A modular approach to getting at :he guts. And a lot of other features that you've been wanting. We're not saying that the other phonographs aren't good, but we think tf at this year's RockOla 444 is a little better. And in our industry, a little better is a lot. Try it. You'll like it.

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Twas the age of Aquarius, and of Between a couple of their dozen coin A.C.A. Sales and Service held forth Bernie Yudkof sky, president of Taurus and Gemini for that matter, and home tables, friends of the Irving with an extremely well -attended hos- Gold -Mor Distributing, enjoyed brisk at the Wurlitzer C. display as firm Kaye Co. give us a photo. Left to pitality suite in the Bismarck every activity at his display of little LP's bowed gorgeous new Zodiac juke. right are Kaye sales manager night of the show. Firm dealers for which he found much to the opera- Out front (left to right) are Nat Howard Kaye, Active's Frank Ash NSM phono line above at the suite tor's liking. Hochman, indentified customer, Ralph and Kaye production chief Arnold are (left to right) Tom Greco, Len Cragan and Bob Bear. Kaye. Leonard, Mickie Greenman, Ron and Larry Kaghan.

Center of attention at the ACA ex- Fresh for the show and a real hit Brand new for Expo at the Midway Anxiously waiting for the `show" to hibit is the brand new Prestige 160-B with ops with bowling alley locations Mfg. Corp. display is the Invaders start above are (left to right) Suger - phonograph. Flanking the juke are is Nutting Industries' Learn-O-Matic target game. Showing it off are (left man's Hans VanDenDop, Tom Greco ACA president Hank Leyser (left) machine, with audio-visual (coin -op) to right) Midway's Larry Berke, and Myron Sugerman. and NSM factory exec Herbert Nach, instructions on how to throw the model Donna Rae Wood and Bally with four marvelous machine demon- ball. Left to right are Dave Nutting, marketing chief Ross Scheer. strators. Johnny Bilotta (always learning) and Marty Johnson.

Dave Ralstin (=:eft), Nutting Asoci- Prominent coin machine exporter Vic U.S. Billiards sales manager Len The Brunswick Corp. exhibit was ates' sales manager, chats with quiz Haim off Belam (left) was joined by Schneller (right) congratulates win- very popular during the show, with machine ops at that firm's dis- son Marc at the Expo this year. We ners of firm's 8 -ball tournament, ops checking out the CB coin -op ta- play. snapped them at the MOW associa- Greg Oliver (first place) and Mike ble series and registering for prize tion booth in the registration area. Mosbacher (runner-up) with U.S. drawing. Billiard pro Joe Balsis salesman Sy Lipp at right. (right) joins firm's product chief Mac Makenny in presenting Nancy Gar- rett with rod and reel.

Back to Nutting Industries we find A real big hit at this year's conven- Plenty of new prototypes, and cur- Gordon Murrey (right) of Murrey & well-known PhilIy dealer Joe Ash tion was Johnny Bilotta's Sweep- rent games, were on display at Bal- Sons coin and home table factory in (left) with Nutting sales manager stakes penny pitching game. That's ly's wide display.. Plenty of dealers California, with sales staffers, Marty Johnson and Cash Box's Ed John showing us novices how it's and customers there too. presented their lineup to the MOW Actium. done, with Mike Steingass and Pat for first time this year. Button looking on.

62 Cash Box - October 31, 1970 www.americanradiohistory.com Of the eleven new jueboxos being introduced this year, we make six.

For the first time ever, we're introducing a line of juke- patented stereo round has been expanded, and we've boxes. The Presidential Line. added another speaker to our duct tuned sound chamber. Why are we doing it? To give you more than a one style, Is a line of jukeboxes a better dea? Well, all we can say "take -it -or -leave -it" selling story. To make it easier for you is that last year we introduced a line of changeable front to place our machines. To make money for you. panels. And we improved our market penetration. Nobody And, in the long ruin, to give you a higher resale value. else did. But looks aren't everything new with our Presidential line. So, get on the Rowe bandwagon. And let us hand you a The sound is new, too. It's the best sound in the industry. Our line. Rowe international, inc. A SUBSIDIARY OF TRIÜNGLE INDUSTRIES, INC. 75 TROY HILLS RD., WHIPPANY. N.J.07981, TEL (2011E187-0400 Cable: ROVEND

www.americanradiohistory.com Trimount Holds Rowe 'Presidential' Showing DEDHAM - Trimount Automatic held in many years as a distributor." Sales Co. was host Oct. 11 for a Many New England area operators showing of the new Rowe "Presiden- attended the showing and guests in- tial" phonograph line that includes cluded Harry Martin, president of six models, the "Beauty," "New Or- Rowe and Joe Barton, Rowe vice From the first line of jukeboxes. president in charge of marketing. leans," "Tiffany," "Cathedral," "Play- The showing, held at Trimount's girl" and "Californian." new facilities at 888 Providence According to Irwin Margold, vice Highway in Dedham, also marked the president of Trimount, "This was one first formal showing held at the new of the most successful showings ever showroom. Cathedral

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Irwin Margold (left), vice president of Trimount Automatic Sales Co., sur- See it now at: veys the busy scene during Trimount's showing of the new Rowe "Presidential" phonograph line, attended by operators througlout the New England area. Southern Amusement Co. 628 Madison Ave. Memphis, Tenn. (901) 525-3609

From the first line of jukeboxes. Joining the open house activities at Trimount are (left to right) Margold, Rowe president Harry Martin and Rowe vice president in charge of market- ing Joe Barton. The two factory representatives spent much of the day speak- ing with operators, asking for their reaction to the new machines and explain- ing the features of the six new models. New Orleans

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See it now at: BANNER 1508 Fifth Avenue Runyon Sales Co. held an open house showing of the new Rowe "Presidential" Pittsburgh, Pa. 15219 line Oct. 22 at its New York branch. Sampling the wide variety of sandwiches and phonographs were (left to right) Steve Hodge, operator of Atomic Music; Jack Lamm, Runyon mechanical engineer; Sid Gerber, parts department man- ager; Irving Green, general manager; Lou Wolberg, sales staffer, and sales manager Iry Kempner. The center of attention was of course the new phono line that includes the "New Orleans" model (left, photo right) and the "Cathedral".

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EASTERN FLASHES From the first line of jukeboxes. ON THE AVENUE-"One more show and I think I'm gonna go away for a long rest," joked a distributor rep who will remain nameless, after returning from the MOA Expo and plunging right into his own jukebox showing down on Tenth. But really, this has been an exciting time of year for those of us who got into the thick of the machine shows. All the new jukes and plenty of new games are out now and are creating quite the fuss. One new music box is so startling, we've New heard one good comment which went "you either love it or hate it" but that's Orleans the kind of stuff around these days. We personally love it, and all the pieces on the market since the close of MOA. About the MOA, we regrettably report that not that many lads from the city turned out this year. Oddly enough, the Sherman House was packed to the rafters with ops, their wives and service guys from all other parts of the country. Sure, the regulars were there: Al Denver and Max, Benny Chicofsky, a couple of he Herman brothers, Al Elowitz and Goldsmith from the arcades, and others, but really not too representative. Jersey showed strong with all the dealers and big ops like "Jukebox" Harry, Paddy Storino and Harry Witsen. Upstaters included Al Kress of the Westchester Assn., Lindy Nardone and his Missus, Joe and Anne Grillo, Knobby, Millie and son Vic with Ginger, and of course a big entourage from Bilotta Enterprises. Johnny Bilotta, incidentally, got the surprise of his life the night of Oct. 13th while attending a dinner meeting of the Newark, N.Y. One of the 6 in the Chamber of Commerce when he was named the 1970 Citizen of the Year. Of all the awards Johnny's received over these 42 years in business, this was the best, mainly because it was given by the folks he likes best, the folks in his own PreGidential Line from ROWe community. As Johnny's daughter Pat told us while at the MOA, "this was great because you know it's toughest to get recognition in your own back yard." MOA itself is so public relations minded that they were passing oui Xerox copies of the See it now at: front page stories devoted to John by several upstate New York papers. Fred Collins came up to the Cash Box booth to tell us to show the award in print. We told Fred we've got one key on our typewriter that prints "Bilotta" all by itself DAVID ROSEN Inc. and he smiled, saying, "I seem to recall y'all mentioning him from time to time." Exclusive Ruine AMI Dntrtbutur Eu. Penn./So. Jersey/ Delaware/ Maryland/ District of Columbia N. BROAD ST. PHILADELPHIA, PA. 19123 NOTES FROM THE SHOW-Mickie Greenman worked his off at the show, .... (215) CE 2-2900 shooting from the A.C.A. exhibits to their hospitality suite and back again to talk up the new Prestige 160-B with customers. Lighter moment for Mick came when his son Jon showed up Saturday at the show, taking the trip from his nearby school. Had the best time of the show up in the Greco Brothers' suite in the Sherman (where else). Walked in in the middle of a joke telling contest between Myron Sugerman, Tommy and Joe Grillo and thought we'd never catch our breath. This on top of a gorgeous hangover from the night before, starting with Rock-Ola's party in the penthouse (and a spirited conversation with Mrs. Les Rieck about hippies), to the A.C.A. suite for some imported German beer (Henry's got class), to Wurlitzer for some more refreshment and memorable anecdotes from A. D. Palmer, to Peach State's place in the Bismarck for a drink with Dennis Yost and Billy Whitcomb and . . . then we forget. Got in around 4:30 A.M. after scouring the loop district for an open mill and failing. Chicago's a great town but bring a bottle with you if you intend on drinking to excess. From the first line of jukeboxes. Met Wes Lawson, newly -elected president of the Florida association, who brought along association director Bob Reinhart. Wes, we learn, is one of the most astute operators in the business and should do well for that group. Speak- ing of Florida, we and we guess everyone else missed Sol Tabb at the show. He's always there, why not this year? - . . The trade show was also unique for the number of cute models demonstrating the equipment, plus a lot of other pro- Tiffany motional jazz which really livened the place up. The guys from Allied Leisure from Hialeah had a real cutie named Paulette something, who ran a dart game with a weekend in Miami, plus super bowl tix for two, as prize. Mort Secore at ChiCoin had a super -loaded Harley Davidson motorcycle at his exhibit and a cameraman taking photos of conventioneers on the bike with a model riding the rear. Cycle, obviously, was to punch up their Motorcycle game. Incidentally, Chi - Coin previewed a new target game called Night Bomber which should be on the market shortly . . . The Brunswick Corp. had a unique attraction. Joe Balsis, pocket billiards pro, was to take one shot and whosever numbered spot on the felt he landed, would cop a set of golf clubs. Harry Goldner of Silco got the clubs, Garland Garrett's wife Nancy was runner up and won a fishing rod and reel .. Len Schneller and Sy Lipp ran their popular 8 -ball tourney, and a Fischer rep, of all people, took top prize of a home table. Fischer president Charlie Bailey was One of the 6 in the watching his boy play and took it good-naturedly. Good spirit at the show. Abe Weisberg, metro New York indie serviceman, made some waves at the industry seminar when he asked the manufacturer reps on the panel why they Presidential Line from Rowe couldn't standardize some parts on games thru some agreement among them- selves. Would hurt in competition, he was answered . . . Seminar also got into the security problem with the usual questions and answers but no concrete solu- See it now at: tions. Some ops are willing to pay extra for super -secure machines and others would prefer that their games were easy to break into in order to cut down on damage repairs afterward. Gil Sonin was named to fill out the unexpired direc- Runyon Sales Co. tors term of George Holtzman, who's sold his route and left the business. Gil couldn't make the convention but will certainly make a great MOA director. Route 22/Fadam Rd. 593 10th Ave. While at the show we learned that Myron Sugerman is expanding his coinbiz Springfield, N.J. New York, N.Y. activities with plans to go to Nigeria, Africa and distribute the Bally games line. (201) 376-8720 (212) 564-1880 Hans VanDenDop, Sugerman vet and a minority principle under Myron, will take over top administrative duties at the giant Hillside, N.J. machine emporium while Myron's overseas establishing Bally in that most populous of African nations. It's definitely business as usual for Hans and the rest out in Hillside and after the MOA order taking, will be a very busy lad next couple of months.

Cash Box - October 31, 1970 65 www.americanradiohistory.com CaShÚOwx/ Round The Route From the first line of jukeboxes. CHICAGO CHATTER Attendance figures of 2,355 for this year as against 2,037 for '69 gives credence to the pre -convention predictions that MOA Expo Seven -O would, in fact, break a few records! It did just that! The 1970 conclave was by far one of the most successful (if not the most successful) in the association's history! ... New Orleans Special recognition is due the many individuals, not the least of whom are Fred Granger and his assistant Bonnie York, whose tireless efforts, weeks of planning

and just plain hard work, contributed immeasurably to the success of Expo! .. . First casualty of note was Bonnie's voice which had quite a work-out during the show and decided on a brief respite. As of last Wednesday she was still whis- pering! . Empire Intl., recently appointed exclusive sales agent in the U.S. for PRW (Phonographic) London, premiered four of the firm's latest releases during MOA-"Flying Circus", "Attack", "Super Sniper" and "Tank Assault". All were very well received, according to Joe Robbins! Joe also informed us that Empire has already set up a distributor network in the U.S. Delivery schedules

will commence sometime in December . . . Booth #112, where the new Rock - Ola phono models were prominently displayed, attracted plenty of attention during Expo. Alfred W. Adickes, who came in from Germany to visit with the Rock -Ola people prior to the show, also made the trip to the Sherman House to attend the MOA . . . Had a post -convention chat with ChiCoin's Mort Secore One of the 6 in the about "Night Bomber" which made its debut during Expo. Factory will com- mence production in a few weeks or so-right now "Motorcycle" continues to be the top priority item! Mort was one of the many who told us how pleased he Presidential Line from ROWe personally was with the entire show-one of the biggest, he says! . . . Spotted Hymie Zorinsky of H. Z. Vending & Sales in Omaha on the exhibit floor. He and

son, Eddie (who stopped by the CB booth) never miss a show . . . Said a quick hello to Seeburg prexy Bill Adair. Big attraction at the Seeburg display, of See it now at: course, was the beautiful new "Musical Bandshell" phonograph! ... Can't ignore the fact that the showing of the new model phonographs by all the manufac-

turers (a first this year) contributed much to the total success of Expo! . . . Never did get a chance to talk to Bill DeSelm. He was pretty much surrounded trimount automatic sales co. by people at the Williams booth most of the time. The Williams exhibit spot- lighted "Palos Verde", "Bonanza", "Ringer", "Strike Zone", the new single

player "Straight Flush" and -a . . 888 providence highway dedham, Massachusetts 02026 the add -ball version "Three Jokers" . Larry Berke was kept pretty busy at the Midway Mfg. Co. booth where the stellar at- (617) 329-3456 cable : tricoin dedham tractions were "Sea Devil" and the newly debuted "Invader From Outer Space". Production on the latter item has not commenced as yet . . . A steady flow of operators and visitors were noted at the Bally Mfg. Corp. booth. The Bally ex- hibit housed such items as "Space Flight", "Trail Drive", "Zip A Doo" and a

new 4 -player which will go into production shortly called "See -Saw" . . . Just prior to Expo, MOA's Bonnie York dropped a note to Roy Leonard of radio station WGN advising him of the show and the juke box awards to be given. Bonnie in- cluded a copy of the juke box story with her note. Result was, Mr. Leonard de- voted a lengthy segment of his Monday morning (19) show to, not only the convention itself, but a brief history (with quotes from the booklet) of the in- dustry. He also programmed the award winning "Raindrops Keep Falling" tune as well as recordings by Creedance Clearwater Revival and Johnny Cash. He passed on many favorable and ir.teresting bits of information about the industry to his listeners. Might be a good idea to seek this kind of exposure in other areas of the country. From the first line of jukeboxes. CALIFORNIA CLIPPINGS We were told to pass on the following quote from Eastern Novelty's Los An- geles branch manager Sol Mollengarden: "My thanks to Dave Forman for pirat- ing away by best salesman." ... Bob Portale returned from the 1970 MOA show with the happy news that he's taken on the PRW games line for this area. The Cathedral British super -games are now imported exclusively by Empire International in Chicago, and Bob's one of many regional dealers Empire appointed for the line. Of the many games Empire showed at the Expo, the clear-cut favorite among operators was the Flying Circus game. They also showed the Attack target game which is already popular on U.S. arcade locations . .. Buddy Lurie at the Expo, meeting old pals at Williams and taking California ops over to see the Bandshell phonograph at the Seeburg exhibit . . . A.C.A.'s George Muroaka took his wife to the Expo this year, we hear. That'll show you how clean-cut our conventions are. No? ... Walt Merila, a consultant to the Moffitt Vending routes, tells us he moved from his old address at 1745 Orange Dr. in Hollywood and until he es- tablishes new offices, can be reached at Moffitt in San Clemente. MILWAUKEE MENTIONS Local coin people were unanimous in their praise of the recent MOA Expo One of the 6 in the Seven -O convention held at the Sherman House Hotel in Chicago October 16-17- 18. A record number from Milwaukee and various areas throughout the state of Wisconsin made the trip to Chicago to participate in the big event. As a Presidential Line from sows matter of fact there were quite a few who stayed over following the banquet show on Sunday night and didn't resume normal business activities until Tues- day morning. MOA board member Bob Rondeau, who marked his tenth convention this See it now at: year, says Expo Seven -O was by far the biggest and most successful he's even

attended. Bob's celebrating ten years with Empire Dist., by the way . . . Paul Jacobs of United, Inc. made the convention scene on Saturday morning and, of course, spent a great deal of time at the Wurlitzer booth. Bush International, Inc. Said a quick hello to Joel Kleiman of Pioneer Sales & Services as he was OFFICES: departing the exhibit floor after touring the area and visiting the Rowe display . . . Jack Hastings and Willy Bohrer (Hastings Dist. Co.) stopped by the Cash Miami-Jacksonvil le-Tampa Box booth for a few minutes on Saturday and then headed for the display area. Kichmond-New Orleans Would you believe, in all the excitement we forgot to ask Jack how the Hastings bowling team is doing. Caught a glimpse of Clint Pierce on the convention floor but never got a

chance to say hello . . . The Stansfields, Jim Sr. and Jr. were very much in- volved in Expo activity. Jim Sr. was on duty at the registration desk much of the time.

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HOUSTON HAPPENINGS From the first line of jukeboxes. H. A. Franz & Company presented Seeburg's 1971 model phonograph, "Mu- sical Bandshell," to Houston trade area coinmatic population with a super show- ing Oct. 13-14 in firm's display hall, 606 Dennis at Smith, Houston. Showing topped all previous attendance records despite its two days duration instead of the three days as has been custom during the past several years. Every city and town in this territory was repesented. H. A. (Hoddy) Franz, owner Franz Company, planned and piloted the affair. Cathedral Those active in hosting the show, including Hoddy of course, were: salesmen Wade Gibson, Hershel Hamlin, Larry Twardowski, David Brown, Dave Beasley; Servicemen Cliff Haynes and Bud Wright; receptionist Shirley Buchanan and versatile office clerk D. W. Lester. Barbecue luncheon was served with beer, coffee and soft drinks served long and liberally both days. Considerable activity noted in sales closing office too. John E. Williams, ABC Music, well known statewide as well as locally, in hos- pital recovering nicely from major surgery.. . . . Another widely krown coinman, L. R. Gardener, owner Gardener Sales Corp., lately out of hospital. Pretty weak but made a new model showing with aid of a wheel chair chauffered by Mrs. Gardener . . . K. Harold Handkins, 15 years with Rowe factory and presently general mgr. of The Texas group of Rowe distributors, recently moved to Texas. Early this fall he purchased a home in Houston. Raymond Fickey and gracious wife Alice own and operate the F. & F. Vending Service, Inc., Bryan, Tex. Alice returned a short time ago from an extended visit One of the 6 in the to Honolulu, Hawaii. Said the trip was enjoyable beyond description. Her com- ments and description, all favorable, on scenery and people were extremely in- teresting but too numerous to enumerat here. She pictured Honolulu as a world Presidontial Lino from ROWe crossroads; populated by people from Australia, New Zealand, Great Britian, U.S.A. and lesser known nations. Richwood Music Company, a comparatively new music and games operation on Trenton St., is owned and run by H. Lee Sherwood .. . . Another new operator See it now at: in City is Robert Elam who has not as yet selected a name for his operation 7.1,n.,.l W L. (Bill) Gainer, Jr. and charming wife Bernadine, owners Bill's ` Novelty Co., mentioned that most of their cigaret, music and novelty game op- 1 erations were in Beaumont. . Bill Williamson, owner Williamson Music Co. on 22nd St. in Huntsville, Tex. >Am, . said his business so far was above average. Huntsville, in East Texas, is more widely known nationwide each year on account of "Inside The Walls Prison COMPANY Rodeo" held each Sunday of October at Texas State Penitentiary, located in that Cable: ATLAS MUSIC city. Average paid attendance exceeds 30,000 and many of those linger in town ATMUSIC-Chicago 2122 N. WESTERN AVE., CHICAGO, ILL. 60647. ARmitage 6-5005 a spell waiting for bumper -to -bumper highway traffic to thin out. UPPER MID -WEST The Lieberman Music Co. hac the showing of the new 1971 "Seeburg Musical Bandshell" in its showroom Wednesday and Thursday Oct. 14-15. Stan Jarocki, representing the Seeburg Corp., was there for the showing and was overwhelmed with the tremendous response from operators attending the show. The new "Bandshell" was accepted as the most outstanding Seeburg phonograph in years. Twin City operators attending tha show were Jack Deming, Don Carmichael, Phil and Jeff Smith, Greg and Harold Theisen, Ken Aheren, Dick Couch, Bob Leonard, Mary Huber, Fred Gross, Jim Chakaris, Mary Doer Fred & Dan Dahlin, Eddie, Ben, Lloyd Bischel, Stan Hennes, Kenny Anderson, Arnold & Mabel Tess - mer, Frank Kuntz, Dick Benson, Walter & Gary Witt, Harold & Don Awe, and Les Bruning. Out of town guests were Mr. & Mrs. Dar Holsman, Big Fork, Jack Godfrey, Chaska, Mr. & Mrs. Noel Hefte, George Berquist, Ironwood, Clayt Norberg, Bob From the first line of jukeboxes. Keese, Johnny Galep, Gerald Brickley, Lloyd Williamson Jr., Leo Friedel, Gettys- burg, Ike Sundem, Mr. & Mrs. Loren Daniel, St. Cloud, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Sieg, Mr. & Mrs. Vern Ness, Don Hazelwood and Hazelwood Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Runnberg, Herb Peterson, Mr. & Mrs. John Trucano, Deadwood; stopping off on their way to the MOA .. . H. H. Krueger, J. C. & Darrel Weber, Morris Anseau, Bob Lucking, Con Kaluza Jr., Al Eggermont Sr., Charley Sersen, Dick Hawkins, Dick Schroeder, Ron Scheu- Tiffany ble, Bill Bregel, Willmar, Terry Boerger, Ralph Sanders, Joe Topic, Bill Hunder, Wheaton, Darwin Leslie, Arndt Peterson, Don Hanson, A. E. Cluseau, Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Sanford, Andy Theisen, Eina Carlson and Bill Smilonvich. Proven Profit Maker! SENSATIONAL!

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MUSIC AND GAMES uprights, flippers for export. Also late models AMI. $250. Also stock of bingos. NEW ORLEANS NOVELTY COMPANY, wishes to relocate out West. Non -drifter, non- Rock -Ola, Seeburg. Wurlitzer. All late flipper games. FOR EXPORT: Late games, Phonos, Vending. Write for 1055 Dryades drinker. good health. Street, New Orleans, Reply to Box 1302. Write or call BOB JONES for best prices ROBERT our latest listing. ADVANCE DISTRIBUTING COM La. 70113. Tel. 1504) Landover, Maryland 20785 529-7321. Cable:NONOVCO. JONES INTERNATIONAL, 19 Brook Road- P.O. Box PANY. 2820 North Grand Blvd., St. Louis, Missouri 181. Needham Hts., Mass. 02194. (617) 63107 - (314)652-1600. 449-3330. FOR SALE RECONDITIONED BARGAINS-BALLY DISCOTEK (2 pl) $145. Rocket III (1 pl) $195. Mini -Zag (1 pl) $295. Wiggler (4 pl) $325. King Tut RECORDS -MUSIC WANTED TO IMPORT: BINGOS- CAN CAN, LIDO, FOR SALE: SEGA BASKETBALL $250. MIDWAY (1 pl) $395: Gallahad (2 pl) Rock -Ola 404 Bikini, Roller Derby. Circus Queen, Bigwheel. Basketball $250, Williams Derby Day $275. Student $445, Prince $425, Casanova $265. Roger (100 sel) $295: Seeburg DS -100-H (100 sell $245. UPRIGHT- Super Treble Chance, Super Jumboree, Jolly $395. ATTENTION COLLECTORS. A NEW OLDIES SHOP Hayburner-II $350. Beat Time $495. Shangn Wurlitzer 21501200 sell $95, 2304 $95 MICKEY MIDWAY- Joker Ball. Red Ball. ROTAMINT- La. has opened. Thousands R $325, ANDERSON AMUSEMENT CO. 314 East 11th St.. of rare & B. ro:fk, pop Bingoroyal. SLOT- Vest Pocket, Mini -Sega. Spook Gun $495. Operators Sales, Inc.. 45's. 78's. LP's. ALL 4122 Washington Ene, Pa. 16503. Phone 1814) 452-3207. ORIGINAL LABELS. Mail SYDNEY BEACH, SKILL PARADE, any other Avenue, New Orleans, Louisiana, orders accepted. Roy's Memory Shop. 2312 PAYOUT gaming device, offer KAY A. CHIBA. 70125, 1504) 822-2370. Bissonet. FOR SALE Large selection used Pin Games to choose Houston, Texas 77005. 713-526-5819. Port P.O. Box 1 1 1, Yokohama, Japan. from, write for price list. BIRD MUSIC DISTRIBU DISCOGRAPHY OF OVER 1500 COUNTRY ALL TYPES COIN OPER AMUSE MACHINES, NEW AND TORS, INC. Manhattan, Kansas, & WEST- Box B. or Phone: ERN Artists, containing over 40.000 singles WANT. FOR EXPORT. BINGOS. UPRIGHTS. - reconditioned. Ready for location. Write for latest 778-5229. and CON LP's. $2.00 soles, Slots. Late model and listings. Full line and parts and supplies MUNVES per artist will get you our complete Pingames Music. discography on Immediately available CORP., Dept. BC 577 10th Avenue, New York, FOR SALE: WILLIAMS any artist you request. R. Ford. -complete list of Arcade - Spooks Gun $425: MIDWAY Fly- 34 Sadowski, Decatur. Illinois 62521. games. Guns. pins. Music. etc. Write or call Bob N.Y. 10036 Phone 212-279-6677. ing Saucer $350: MIDWAY Space Gun $315: MID- WAY Monster Jones. ROBERT JONES INTERNATIONAL, 19 Brook Gun $225: MIDWAY 1 Million B.0 Gun WANT: RECORDS. 45'S AND LP'S SURPLJS $395: Tusco Horse RE- Rd.. P.O. Box 181, Needham Heights. Mass. $300: BALLY Champion Horse TURNS, overstock. cut-outs. etc. Call or FOR SALE/EXPORT: NEW FOR $350. write 12194 1617) 449-3330. BACKGLASSES COUN- UNITED DISTRIBUTORS, INC., 902 W. Second. HARRY WARRINER at ty Fairs, Sea Islands, Roller Derbys, Wichita, Kansas KNICKERBOCKER MUSIC Can Cans, Biki' 67203. CO., 453 McLean Ave., nis, Lite Lines, Cypress Gardens. Ballerinas. Yonkers, New York 10705 Black GR6-7778. Dragons. Numerous used BACKGLASSES Complete FOR SALE: PANORAMS-NEW-WITH OR WITHOUT 1914) bingo games include Fairs, sound. Write or call URBAN INDUSTRIES INC.. County Lagunas, Lidos, FOR THE SERIOUS COLLECTOR WE Circus Queens. MUSIC VEND P.O. Box 31, Louisville. Kentucky 40201. 1502) OFFER THOSE DISTRIBUTING, 100 hard -to -find rare oldie albums. COIN MACHINES Elliott West, Seattle. Phone 206-284-7740. 969-3227. Rock 'n' roll and rhythm & blues albums no longer available in the stores. A & G Oldie Albums. Suite 1412 1860 NEVADA FRUIT (SLOT) MACHINES PRESENTS: THE FOR SALE FOR SALE: 6 -CUE RACK, MAHOGANY. BUILT BY Raven Broadway. New York City 10023. Call for week night Electronics Solid -State line of Fruit (slot) Ma- or Saturday JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT, top quality and finish, send chines. Kenos and appointment. 212-243-1548 or Mini -Bingos - $6.95 for sample, quantity discount -help put our 150 Mills Front 212-253-3712. Opening. stands included as NEW $200.00 Ea. youth to work. Budge Wright's WESTERN 310 Bally Bingos, all models. Write or Call anytime FOR SALE: Model 14 Auto Photo, EXCELLENT condi- DISTRIBUTORS. 1226 SW 16th. Portland. Oregon - USED 45 RPM RECORDS. ALL TYPES AS THEY RUN, P O. Box 5734, Reno, Nevada 89503. (702) 329- right off tion. Call or Write. New in original cartons. Hollywood 228-7565. 3932. the route. No sorting or picking. We pay Driving Range. 15 ball golf fame. Closeout $295 ea. freight from anywhere in U.S A. Standing orcer avail- able for regular shippers JALEN AMUSEMENT CLEVELAND COIN INTERNATIONAL, 2025 Prospect FOR SALE/EXPORT-USED SLOTS: BALLY FOR SALE- CLOSE-OUT READY CO., - FOR LOCATION 1215 S HOWARD Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio. Phone (216) 861-6715. Standard. 3 Line Pay. Multipliers. Quick Draws: As- GOTT: STREET - BALTIMORE. MARY- Royal Guard, Crosstown, Ice Revue. North LAND 21230 sorted Mills, Electric Payout Jennings: Space Jet Star. Buckeroo. (2 pl ) Paradise. Flying Circus, (4 Bell: Segas, Assorted Bally Bingos. "Games" Up- pl ) Dancing Lady, WMS: Apollo, Full House, FOR SALE: Jukeboxes, pinballs, arcade, guns, base- Moulin FREE CIRCULAR HARD TO FIND NEW right Multiplers. Write for particulars THOMAS Rouge, Alpine Club, Riverboat, Beat the - COUNTRY balls, Kiddie rides. European football machines. For Clock. SEE- record albums and 8 track tape cartridges. Fiddle TRADING COMPANY. 2622 Westwood Drive. Box BURG 3W1 D Wallboxes. D & L COIN MACHINE Export: Uprights, bingos, consoles, slots and punch - CO.. tunes, waltzes, blue Las Vegas, Nevada 414 Kelker grass, etc. Such artists as Mac boards. Contact: MYRON SUGERMAN INTERNA- 15391. 89114. 1702) 734-8818 Street. Harrisburg, Pa 17105 Phone: Wiseman, Hylo Cable -VEGAS. (717) 234-4731, 234-2235 Brown, the legendary J.E. Meiner, TIONAL, 140 Central Ave., Hillside, N.J. (201) 923- others UNCLE JIM O'NEAL, Box AC, Arcadia. Califor- 6430. nia 91006. BINGOS FOR EXPORT BIG WHEELS. STEREO PICK-UPS "SMC" FOR SEEBURGS LAGUNA BEACHES "B" Can Cans, Golden Gates, Circus Queens, through "201". $20. "WMC" for Wurlitzer Cobra, Bikinis. LEADING TAPE WHOLESALER WILL SELL HIGHEST FOR SALE: SEEBURG LSI-$775. 480-$495. LPC1- Bountys, and Border Beauty. All types of pin $10. SOUND & SERVICE. Box balls chart tapes at lowest prices. Send for current list. SIGNAL 10052. available. D. & P MUSIC, $450. Wurlitzer 3000-$495. 2910-$375, 3010- 27 E. Philadelphia Street, CANDY STRIPE RECORDS. 17 Albuquerque. N. Mex., 87114. York, Pa. Phone Alabama Ave., Island $415, 2710-$275. AMI JBM-$375: BIRD MUSIC (717) 848-1846 Park, N.Y 11558. DISTRIBUTORS. INC.. P.O. Box B. Manhattan. Kansas 66502. or Phone: 913-778-5229. FOR SALE: 3 SPEED QUEEN BY BALLY - All TYPES WE SELL 45s, LPs TO RECORD DEALERS, OF COIN -OPERATED - COLLECTORS, Boats. $275 each. 3 Elephants by Tusko $275 EQUIPMENT. ADD -A - Balls, shuffles, guns, computers. etc. All one -stops, foreign - Send free catalogue. $7.00 per each. CENTRAL MUSIC CO.. P.O. Box 284, 407 types of ALL TYPES OF COIN -OPERATED ARCADE EQUIPMENT phonographs: large selection on hand Vending ma- hundred, $63.00 per thousand. We need 45s, IQs E. Ave. D. Killeen, Texas 76541. - for sale guns, Helicopters, pinballs, etc.; Auto - chines, Disk Jockey copies, surplus, overstock, - from cigarette to candy to can drink. etc. . cutouts. CAPE Photo machines. Write for equipment list and prices. all kinds, shopped to pe:`ection. Write or call FLOW- INTERNATIONAL, Box k74, Brooklyn, N. Y 11234. ROCK CITY DISTRIBUTING CO., INC., 615 Murfrees- FOR SALE 12-R.C.A.-16 MM PANORAMS. PEEP ER CITY DIST. CO., 389 Webster Ave., Rochester, Phone (212) 253-5916-5917. wt. mint film girlie nudes boro Road, Nashville, Tenn. 37210. shows timers cond. Also N.Y. 14609. Tel. (716) 654-8020 and ask for JOE b & w used $8.00 Color $25 App. 400 ft. each GRILLO. ATTENTION RECORD OUTLETS, WE HAVE TI -E LARG- Money makers. RICHTER. 1063 Market St.. San est selection of major label albums at promotional FOR SALE: Keeney Black Dragons, Wild Arrow, Twin Francisco. Calif. Z 94103. prices. Write for our complete listings of Jazz, Rock, Dragons, Flaming Arrows and Mountain Climbers. 50 ROWE 2700 CIGARETTES COMPLETE -OFF LOCA Soul. Folk, Blues, Spirituals, etc. International Orders Also Bally Slot Machines, Triple Bells, Draw Bell and FOR SALE: LIKE NEW SPEEDWAY. MOTORCYCLE. lion. As -is condition. Make offer. THE MACKE COM- Welcome. SCORPIO MUSIC DISTRIBUTORS, 6720 Buckley Track Odds. Want Old Slots. SASKATCHE- Wild Cycle. Bally Space Flight. SAMI, late flipper PANY, Central Pennsylvania, 1201 South 20th Street, Broad Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19126. WAN COIN MACHINE CO., 1025-104th St., North games. Phone or write RALLY DISTRIBUTING Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17104 717-238-1768. Manny Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada. Phone 445-2989 COMPANY, Box 7457, Reno, Nev. 89502. (702) Silvia. WANTED TO BUY - OPEN REEL TAPES. WHY TIE UP - Area Code 306. 323-6157. capital investment in slow -moving reel tape depart- FOR SALE: Two Panoram peep show machines with ment' We will buy complete inventories -large or optional 251 or 504 corn chute. Continuous reel that small Send detailed lists and quantities. VARIETY holds 1,000 ft. of 16mm film. Operated with a time AUDIO PRODUCTS. 170 Central Avenue, Farming- unit. PHIL GOULD, 224 Market Street. Newark, N.J. dale, N Y 11735. 516-293-5858 CLASSIFIED Tel. 201 - MArket 4-3297. POWER! POOL TABLES selection all makes mod- -Large of and els available. Completely reconditioned or in "as is" COIN MACHINE CLASSIFIED AD RATE 20 CENTS PER WORD condition for immediate shipment at very attractive prices. Also large selections of pin games, shuffles, SERVICES Got machines to sell? Is guns and music -Phone or write: EASTERN NOVEL- there something you're TY DISTRIBUTORS, INC., 3726 Tonnele Avenue, looking to buy? North Bergen, New Jersey 07047-(201) 864-2424. ACE LUCKS KEYED ALIKE. SEND LUCKS AND THE Maybe you'd like to move some key you want them mastered to $1.00 each less 10% lots of 50 or more. RANDEL LOCK SERVICE, used 45's FOR or need a route mechanic? For every SALE: Bingos, Orient, Zodiac, Bahama Beach, 61 ROCKAWAY AVENUE, VALLEY STREAM, Follies Bergere, Beauty Beach, Sho Gal, All N.Y. others. 11580. TEL: 516 -VA 5-6216. OUR 35th YEAR IN coin machine need, use the Cash Box Clas- Late 4 & 2 Player Flippers. AMI J-200 $215. K-200 VENDING. $225; JAL $200, JEL $225. Photomatic & Arcade Machines: sified. Buckley Track Odds - CROSSE-DUNHAM SPEED UP YOUR COIN COLLECTIONS portable & CO., Tel. - New 504-367-4365. 225 Wright Ave., Gretna, coin sorting, counting and packing machine, com- La. 70053. bined as one unit - hand operated - portable - Type Or Print Your Ad Message Here: weighs 18 pounds - with automatic stops and tubes 30 BRAND NEW AUTOMATIC SHOESHINE for different sizes. Apply SEIFERT MACHINERY CO., machines available in factory cartons. $325 ea. Box 3421, Philadelphia, Pa. 19122. FOB New Jersey. Call 12121 W17-5659 FLOATING FUN BALLOON VENDING MACHINE. DOES FOR EXPORT BRAND NEW MADE IN JAPAN JUKE not have to be attended. Space Age Memory Control Box, Kiddie Rides, Arcade, Gun. SUB -ROC SUPER - Panel, 254 vend. Literature at your request. Dukane ROAD -7, CLAY GUN, now obtainable DIS- Ski n Skore and Grand Prix parts available. NOVEM- TRIBUTORSHIP, contact to KAY A. CHIBA, Port BER CORPORATION, 1351 W. Grand Ave.. Chicago, P.O. Box 111. Yokohama, Japan. Illinois 60622. (312) 733-2988. APRONS: FOR VENDORS CHANGERS. FOR SALE: MINI CYCLES $480. SPIN WHEELS -COIN YOU have it we will make it. Uniforms, work clothes $310, Mibs $350. Sing-Alongs $195. Wild Wild and emblems. E & M SUPPLY CO., 2090 Pacific Blvd., Wests $410. Jive Times $425. Student Princes Atlantic Beach, N. Y. 11509. $375, Deluxe Fun Cruises $225, SEGA Duck Classified Ads Close WEDNESDAY Hunts $400. SEGA Missiles $550. SEGA Basket- STAMP -A -SPOT ON YOUR POOL TABLE. EL'MINATES balls $250. Chicoin Super Circus Guns $550. Also Send all copy to: curled spots, high spots, replacements. Stamp it on CASH BOX, 1780 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10019 Stock of Bingos. NEW ORLEANS NOVELTY CO.. and forget it for the life of the cloth. Send your order 1055 Dryades St., New Orleans, La. 70113. and check for $6.95 to -day to: P. D. BOX 64, Inwood, Tel 1504) 529-7321. CABLE: NONOVCO. N. Y. 11696.

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